Legal History

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.

Posts focus on emerging and topical issues in intellectual property, entertainment and media law. One regular feature is "Time Warp," a historical snapshot of what occurred on the same day in entertainment law history.

"Welcome to my study of historic true crime, where the chairs rest at the intersection of history, journalism, law, and murder, and the shelves are filled with the finest true crime literature. P.S. Steal from this library, and it's pistols at dawn."

"Legal research tips and musings from the Coleman Karesh Law Library" at the University of South Carolina School of Law. The blawg intends "to keep all student, faculty, and staff aware of legal news, legal resources, library information, legal research and writing class information, and general research ideas."

"This blawg is about Hawaii's status as an independent country under prolonged illegal occupation by the United States, and the history, culture, law and politics of the islands."

Intlawgrrls are "voices on international law, policy, practice." They "embrace foremothers' names to encourage crisp commentary, delivered at times with a dash of sass. We welcome replies, and we look forward to fresh dialogue on the matters of the day. It's our world, after all."

Posts include tech tips, researching tips, reading recommendations and introductions to new technologies.

"A blog about law, literature, and the humanities."

This blog is there for when the long arm of the law touches magicians; it also features lawyers who use magic in their practice. A new paranormal TV show might merit a post, too.

"Scholarship, news and new ideas in legal history." Posts cover new books and scholarship related to legal history, note when journal editors are seeking papers related to legal history and information about relevant upcoming panel discussions.

"A series of interactive articles celebrating the legal profession by highlighting the careers of the trailblazers, trendsetters and treasures of the bar. Lunch with Legends started as an idea after reading Napoleon Hill’s famed 1928 publication, The Law of Success."

This is a blawg "celebrating the history of technology and creative genius over the centuries."

This blawg "reports on new developments in secrecy policy."

This blawg covers issues relating to information technology law, technology law, and technology law as taught in law schools.

Authors aim to highlight the ways the late William J. Brennan Jr. remains relevant 20 years after his retirement. This blawg is a companion to Justice Brennan: Liberal Champion, which was released Monday, Oct. 4, 2010, the first day of the U.S. Supreme Court term.

"The Legal Blog is an earnest attempt to promote research based websites / blogs, by providing free, accurate and up to date information to lawyers, students and the layman. We at Legal Blog, attempt to simplify legal concepts by providing the latest case law and articles on various important topics." Most posts involve Indian law.

This blawg covers and debates news and political issues.