Prosecutors

This victims' rights blog's posts often focus on events or policies that interfere with the swift meting out of criminal justice measures. They also cover criminal cases before the U.S. Supreme court and studies with public policy implications related to criminal justice.

Criminal justice news with a focus on Texas.

This blawgger links to peculiar mainstream media stories related to criminal law, discusses Virginia Supreme Court decisions and shares anecdotes and photos from his day-to-day life.

Prosecutor Mark Pryor blogs about cases “in the same way I tell my kids,” he writes, “leaving out analysis, legal discussion, names, dates and, well, facts.” Recent posts also include installments from an unpublished true-crime book he researched and wrote and answers to readers' questions about it.

This blawg is about the art and science of criminal defense trial lawyering. Rather than using his blog to shake his fist at injustice everywhere, Mark Bennett focuses on how lawyers can make their own justice in the courtroom. He shares his philosophies through analogies and anecdotes from his Houston criminal defense practice.

Defending Those People has posts about life as a public defender, controversies at the U.S. Department of Justice, and other criminal law matters.

"Comments and analysis about the Duke/Nifong case."

Blog discusses Florida criminal defense, particularly armed robbery, DUI and drug charges.

"Analysis and discussion of criminal defense, appeals and post conviction relief in Florida and the Eleventh Circuit."

"The intermittent musings of a pedantic public defender." He also links to stories he writes for mainstream publications.

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

Criminal justice news and posts relating to New York's penal code.

"Former prosecutor pontificates on current cases in the news."

Posts cover criminal law issues and current events from the standpoint of a prosecutor, offer insight into the criminal justice system and trials and tell amusing court stories.

"This blog will be devoted to exploring the crisis in the Catholic Church, the destruction of Western Civilization, and the airing of my gripes about my professional field, criminal justice, viewed from my lofty perch as a local prosecutor in the trenches. I make no apologies for my visceral traditionalism nor for my heroes, such as (in random order) Chesterton, Salazar, Scalia, Marcel Lefebvre."

This blawg focuses "on the Chicago mob, also known as 'The Outfit.' In addition to featuring current news articles, it will also attempt to provide some additional analysis and background information. This site may also feature news about the mafia in other cities and reviews of mafia-related books and movies."

Analytical and philosophical posts cover criminal justice writ large: misconceptions about the rate of violent crime, how to fix the jury system, “overcriminalization” and the high rate of incarceration in the U.S.

"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.

Covers news, prosecutions, investigations, settlements and issues relating to white-collar crime.