Evidence

John P. Galligan represents Fort Hood, Texas, shooting suspect Maj. Nidal Hasan, and he started this blog in response to a partial gag order forbidding him from inadvertently or purposefully "divulging, publishing or revealing, either by word or conduct," information from the evidence. The blog contains links to military law stories in the mainstream media.

Posts focus largely on issues that affect or generate e-discovery litigation. Author Gabe Acevedo is also an occasional legal technology contributor to Above the Law.

"The O’Mara Law Group was engaged for George Zimmerman’s legal defense, but we cannot ignore that there are other issues surrounding the charges against Mr. Zimmerman. Professionally, it is not our place to be involved in the surrounding discussion, but we do feel a responsibility to help distinguish between what is relevant to the current legal case and what is not. It is our hope and intent to assist in focusing the conversation when appropriate, rather than allowing the lack of focus to distort the process."

Blog includes posts on DUI charges, juvenile cases, substance abuse programs and field sobriety tests.

"Explains the law, penalties, and defenses to drunken driving charges. The site goes in-depth on issues such as blood and breath test evidence."

"Highlights news and commentary relevant to forensic psychology, criminology, and psychology-law."

"A resource for attorneys and litigants with patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret and related interests in Indiana and nationally." One feature is a monthly post listing the patents awarded to Indiana companies.

"This blog covers all things criminal defense, including laws, recent news and interesting tidbits of information."

"This site connects the legal issues arising from considerations of privacy, data security, information technology, outsourcing, e-commerce, the Internet and social media, cloud computing, information management and e-discovery."

Posts cover resolved and outstanding cases in which lawyers are fighting inmates' convictions based on evidence of their innocence.

Blog discusses wrongful convictions, and tracks court cases that Innocence Matters has been involved with. Recently the blog celebrated the organization's first exoneration, of a man named John Smith; he had been convicted of murder by false testimony.

"Provides news and insight regarding trends, technologies, and current events of interest to in-house and outside counsel and legal support professionals."

"Legal proof satisfies the law, but not jurors. We find the proof that speaks to jurors." Offers advice to litigators.

The author writes about criminal law and procedure in Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia and about the challenges of starting a law firm. He also "discusses current events, new case law, trial strategies, and the legal blogosphere, with some gossip, poetry and humor thrown in for good measure."

Written for an audience of employers, this blog discusses topics such as the ADA, discrimination, terminations and wage and hour law.

"Hawaii and the Law through my eyes." Blog is written from the perspective of a criminal defense attorney. Topics include famous criminal cases such as the Casey Anthony murder trial and Dominique Strauss-Kahn's rape trial.

"Covers privacy, security, health information technology, health reform, and e-discovery-related topics."

Blog discusses criminal defense, Supreme Court decisions, DUI laws, constitutional law, immigration law and current events. Occasionally has video podcasts.

Posts about media relations and legal communications involved with litigation, including reviews of classic cases, cases in the news and tips for litigators.

"Dedicated to cases, insights, developments and best practices relating to the development and implementation of legal holds relating to audit, investigation and litigation in the United States; and trigger events that give rise to the duty to preserve evidence in the United States."

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