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• The Law Street Journal

  "A comprehensive resource managed by law students serving the needs of prospective and current students through the free exchange of knowledge and shared experiences."
  

• Utah Criminal Blawg

  Summaries of Utah Court of Appeals and of Utah Supreme Court decisions in criminal cases.

• First One @ One First

  The night before "every politically salient case from January through April" before the U.S. Supreme Court, blogger Mike Sacks plans to be first in line at One First Street. Some posts cover oral arguments; others cover his experiences while in line. Those write-ups will be cross-posted on ABAJournal.com.

• Who Needs Lawyers Anyway?

  This anonymous group blog covers changes in the practice of law, new legal technologies, law practice management and marketing.

• Future of the Federal Estate Tax

  "The Federal Estate Tax is about to change. This blog will keep you up-to-date and link you to relevant and timely articles on the federal estate tax reform."
  

• Mr. Law School

  "Thoughts and experiences while making it through law school." This is a YouTube channel; posts are in video form.

• Jurisculture

  "Explores the ways that law is constructed and represented through various cultural forms including film, television, literature, music and news media outlets."
  

• Trickum Legis

  "Content ranges from relevant legal issues in the law, issues involving school, humor with a legal twist and many other aspects of my daily life that I find relevant to the law."

• KY Journal of Equine, Agriculture & Natural Resources Law

  The KY Journal of Equine, Agriculture & Natural Resources Law blawg is committed to developing a productive dialogue between legal scholars, practitioners and students in the fields of equine, agricultural and natural resources law. The blawg is updated weekly by 2L and 3L staff members of KJEANRL to provide a reliable online counterpart to the print copy of the journal. Additionally, legal professionals are strongly encouraged to submit online articles to be published on the blawg. Readers of the journal and the various online articles are invited discuss the articles on the blawg.

• Surviving Law School as a Single Mom

  "The adventures of a single mom trying to maintain a life balance while attending law school part-time and working full-time."

• Law School Red Ink White Collar Blues

  "Following an upper-class law student as he attempts to secure a summer legal internship, wrestles with law professors, and comes to grip with mounting student debt."

• The Court

  "The online resource for data and debate about the Supreme Court of Canada."

• Most Strongly Supported

  "A collection of blogs written by LSAT instructors and law students. MSS covers application advice, relevant law-related news, features on particular LSAT questions, LSAT trends, videos, and law school insights." Posts here come from Infinite Loathing, LSAT Ninja, Killing One Bird with Two Stones and Plan B.
  

• Plan B

  "I’m calling my blog Plan B, both because it is literally the second career I’m trying, but also as a nod to that other Plan B. The one that can only be found at the end of a string of bad decisions, but the sort of bad decisions that you know, if given a second chance, you may not have made any differently." Posts from this blog, Infinite Loathing, LSAT Ninja and Killing One Bird with Two Stones all feed into Most Strongly Supported.

• Repo(sess) Repro(ductive) Justice

  "Look for posts here about everything from women in prison to midwifery and doulas to Supreme Court decisions to transgender rights."

• The Legal Techie

  "Technology is ever-changing. Every day, hardware is invented, software is created, and technology is moving forward. There will inevitably be issues regarding ethics, professionalism, and more. This blawg seeks to keep readers up to date with the latest collisions between the legal profession and technology."
  

• i don’t wear skinny jeans

  "a twenty-something guy trying to make it ... from 0L to 3L."

• The Reasonably Prudent Law Student

  "This blog will contain individual posts and ongoing discussions about legal topics that are of interest to me."

• Gay Couples Law Blog

  "Provides insights on new developments in same-sex estate planning and family law."

• Life (or Lack Thereof) in Law School

  This humorous blawg says it covers "everything you never wanted to know about true life in law school. Real, uncut, and full of swagger."

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