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"Truth, justice, and the search for a good subtitle" is the subtitle of this blawg by a "non-traditionally aged One-L." Wide-ranging discussion of legal issues apart from law school.

"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."

"What Your Boss Does Not Want You To Know ... ." Employment law information and employment litigation in the news.

"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.)

"The idea behind United Students Federation is to provide a platform to the Pakistani students from all over the country and abroad to unite and raise their voice against all the social evils and spread political awareness among the masses."

News and information about U.S. maritime law.

"I recently came across another tumblr catering to public defenders. I found it hilarious and thought it would be fitting to create one for the other side. ... Please take these posts as lighthearted; they are not meant to offend anyone. This is a place for prosecutors to share, vent and take a break from otherwise stressful days." Posts are humorous animated GIFs.

"This is simply a place to vent and make other PDs laugh—because sometimes our job is really hard." Posts are humorous animated GIFs.

"Another blog by another anonymous law student in an attempt to make sense of this thing called law school."

A group blog featuring law students sharing advice and musings about what they know now and how they would do things differently.

Discussion of sports news and legal issues, focusing on Great Britain and Europe.

"An xtreme mix of postings covering . . . ERISA and pop culture!"

"A blog and newsletter about the politics of crime (criminal politics) and prison legal issues. Should the law advance Deterrence or Retribution, Banishment or Rehabilitation? Donations and store proceeds feed the Prison Innocence Project and Monthly Newsletter (annual report available on request)."

Advisers answer reader questions that deal with all aspects of the law school application process or questions otherwise focused on getting ready for law school.

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