"A discussion of Washington state DUI, criminal traffic law issues and DUI news, etc."

"Provides regular entries and links to cautionary tales from the world of employment law. Occasionally it provides more in-depth 'case In point' posts that briefly analyze and offer words of wisdom from a published case."

"A blog and newsletter about the politics of crime (criminal politics) and prison legal issues. Should the law advance Deterrence or Retribution, Banishment or Rehabilitation? Donations and store proceeds feed the Prison Innocence Project and Monthly Newsletter (annual report available on request)."

"Information technology and enterprise computing in city, state and federal government."

"Patrick discusses his thoughts on personal injury practice. He believes all trials are plays, and a personal injury case is a 'tragedy.' Among his blog discussion is his theory gleaned from Aristotle in Poetics that tragedy at its highest level involves the audience (jury) in a universal cause-and-effect action where the jury pities the hero (plaintiff) and fears the adversity (injury) could happen to them. A catharsis takes place as the jury provides for fairness by way of a verdict."

Advisers answer reader questions that deal with all aspects of the law school application process or questions otherwise focused on getting ready for law school.

Legal news analysis and legal research tips.

"A blog mostly about Washington law, with a focus on civil litigation and recent cases. I have no responsibilities here whatsoever."

"I started this blog because IP fascinates me. You can’t go down the street without seeing it everywhere. Patents are the engine of our increasingly technical and global economy. Trademarks are the common thread of our society. And who do you know that doesn’t want to write a book, a play or a song? The fact is IP is a great subject and many people want to and need to understand it better. There are plenty of fantastic blogs out there for those with experience in the field (see my links and feeds). But, for the simply curious and the uninitiated or those that just don’t want to scroll through a lot of heavy text to get the point there is Zing IP blog."

Arguing that the word zombie (and related words) are increasingly appearing in political rhetoric and legal discourse, posts focus on the use of the word 'zombie' in law and current events.

Land use and environmental law.

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