Law Student

"A law student's take on the state-of-the-law news concerning primarily copyright and music industry issues."

"I'll be posting about the law school experience, parenting, poetry, ethics, policy, and whatever else I feel like adding."

Day-to-day life in law school.

A student-run blog with a focus on law school, intellectual property, technology, and other related topics.

Blog discusses the life of a law school student.

"Student-written columns about recent IP-related issues, case updates and events; and IP law articles from student writers and outside submissions on a semesterly publication cycle."

"Transcending speciesism since October 2008." Animal law, animal rIghts, animal ethics, and animal policy.

"The thoughts of a future lawyer ..."

"I’ll be working at the Boston College Legal Assistance Bureau (BC LAB) this summer and want to tell you all about it!"

Posts are intended for law students and recent law grads. Topics include alternative career paths, social networking, study groups, advice for 1Ls and critical thinking.

Discusses entertainment law with a strong focus on intellectual property cases.

"A blog exploring the intersection of law and economics." Topics include financial markets, SCOTUS, government stimulus plans, securities and investment strategies.

The blog started out chronicling the life of two attorneys from Boulder, Colo., who tried out life in China for a year.

"Meant to keep the public informed and knowledgeable about all things fashionably law and legally fashionable."

Authors aim to post timely reports and analysis of circuit splits among U.S. courts of appeals and other links of interest to appellate lawyers.

News and analysis related to media law and online journalism. Also covers the actions of Harvard's Citizen Media Law project, which provides "legal assistance, education, and resources for individuals and organizations involved in online and citizen media. We also provide research on free speech, newsgathering, intellectual property, and other legal issues related to online speech."

Unsigned news posts offer quick summaries of the day's news, and each named author writes a column that can be found on the site. The Blind Drunk Justice podcast can also be found on the site. The site also features its own tongue-in-cheek Black Label Law Dictionary.

"The UNAUTHORIZED blogger collective for the University of Colorado Law School."

Posts cover state and federal rulings related to cybercrime and the use of digital evidence in criminal cases.

This blawg focuses on the U.S. Supreme Court and the political and legal role it plays in the federal government.

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