Judiciary

Features news, commentary and criticism mainly involving the judiciary and confirmation process. Contributor Ed Whelan adds a daily "This Day in Judicial Activism" post highlighting opinions, injunctions and judicial appointments from years past that are sources of disappointment to him.

Bronx Community Solutions is a project of the Center for Court Innovation that attempts to change the Bronx court system's approach to low-level crime. The blog is a journal of project implementation, and also covers developments related to the Bronx, problem-solving justice, and government innovation.

This blog answers questions about the legal system in Illinois in a straightforward colloquial manner. Posts have a "Legal Tip of the Day."

A blawg about the courts.

"Analysis and commentary on recent California appellate decisions and legislation of interest to trial lawyers and judges." Posts are summaries of recent appellate and Supreme Court cases.

Blog posts explore the snippets and details of crime cases that may not make it into the Cedar Rapids newspaper.

Discusses Florida family law and news from the family law courts, such as judicial appointments. Offers tips to divorcing parents.

A Chicago lawyer's focus on case law and judicial elections with commentary and a smattering of "water-cooler rant."

"Impartiality, accountability and the war over the courts."

Posts cover state legislation throughout the country that can have an impact on the courts.

"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."

"Daily posting of interesting developments about new and pending Section 337 ITC investigations, litigation trends, statistics, practical insights into the Administrative Law Judges, and commentary on important ITC decisions."

Coverage of the Broward County, Fla., courts and judiciary.

Blog discusses legal ethics, current events, lawyer misconduct and recent cases in Virginia.

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

Justice Building Blog says: "This blog is dedicated to justice building rumor, humor, and a discussion about and between the judges and lawyers who labor in the world of Miami's criminal justice."

Judith Ann Lanzinger is a justice of the Ohio Supreme Court.

This blawg "is a dynamic forum launched by Alliance for Justice to focus attention on the deliberate politicization of the Justice Department and attempts by movement conservatives to pack the federal judiciary with like-minded ideologues."

Posts about personal injury cases, medical ethics, legal ethics, the judiciary, tort laws and New Jersey courts. Offers advice to victims of car accidents.

"Reports on U.S. civil courts, government regulation and public policy."

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