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  • Gavel Grab

    This blawg is dedicated to impartiality, accountability, and the war over the courts. Posts focus on judicial election campaigns, efforts to strip courts of jurisdiction, politically motivated attacks on judges and diversity on the bench.

  • Washington Briefs

    This blawg covers the intersection of law and politics in Washington.

  • What the Judge Ate for Breakfast

    "Inside the courts of Wichita, Kan."

  • Suits & Sentences

    "Covers federal courts in Washington, D.C., all appellate circuits, specialized federal courts and any interesting fact pattern that comes along."

  • Judicial Ethics Forum

    An open and academic discussion of judicial ethics, discipline and disqualification.

  • Southern Appeal

    "Giving the bayonet to the 'dictatorship of relativism' since 2002." Sympathies lie with the Republican party and the Roman Catholic Church.

  • Law Dork, 2.0

    "Regulation and regulators at the state and federal level, LGBT issues, judicial appointments and the Obama administration more generally."

  • Underneath Their Robes

    "News, gossip, and colorful commentary about the federal judiciary." This blawg was relaunched in April 2009 after fizzling out in the fall of 2007. The blog's first incarnation is probably best-known for its Superhotties of the Federal Judiciary contest and the dramatic reveal in the New Yorker of David Lat's authorship. (Initially, Lat blogged here anonymously.)

  • Hog Law

    "Attempts to provide analysis that is useful to practitioners in Arkansas and interesting to constitutional law scholars across the nation. Arkansas legal news and commentary on the Arkansas Supreme Court."

  • Legal Beat

    "Chronicles the relationship and tensions between Congress and the courts. It examines high-profile court cases that pit judges against lawmakers and takes you behind the scenes in the Senate battles over judicial nominations. It also explores lawmakers' attempts to rein in the courts and the judiciary's efforts to get more resources out of Congress."

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