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: New York Civil LawNew Poll Regarding Citation of Blog Post in Legal Document or Scholarly Article
By Matthew Lerner
New York Civil Law's previous poll regarding the style of weblog posts was by no means a landslide. The poll asked: How much content do you like in a legal weblog post?
60% of those persons answering the poll stated, "I prefer the newer style, where there are large quotations, more substance, and less hyperlinks."
40% of those persons answering the poll stated, "I prefer the old-style, where the content was minimal and the hyperlinks were plenty."
NYCL's posts kind of fall inbetween the two styles, leaning toward the old style. For more pressing issues, NYCL will likely lean toward the new style of posts.
Vote now for NYCL's newest poll: "Would you cite a professor's or noted attorney's weblog post as persuasive authority in a legal document or scholarly article?"
Full post as published by New York Civil Law on February 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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