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Judges Read Blogs
I’ve noted before some intersections between actual law practice and blogging. There was the blogging jury foreman and the blog where lawyers complained about judges, for example...

More on Judges and Blogs
At some level, every blog is built on shameless self-promotion.  To that end, I'm happy to point out some attention generated by my recent post entitled Newsflash:  Appellate Judges Read Blogs: The piece was picked up by the online version of the Wall Street Journal and mentioned over at the Sophistic Miltonian Serbonian Blog...

Appellate Judges read blogs
Texas appeals lawyer, Todd Smith, offered a newsflash from his blog last night, Appellate Judges read blogs. While attending a bar function today, a local appellate justice I have met a few times before recognized me, introduced me to his companions as the author of an appellate blog, and confessed (?) to being one of my regular readers...

Must Read Blogs 2007
LISNews is compiling a top ten of 'must read' library blogs for 2007 and would like to hear from you. 'What blogs do you read every day? What blogs help you learn? What blogs keep you informed? What blogs make you laugh? Who's the best writer out there?' To send your list fill out the [...

Blogs I Read
In Spectrum to AALL Members: "What Blogs Do You Read and Why?", we reported on AALL's call for contributions, due tomorrow, about favorite blogs law librarians regularly read. Here's three I read with illustrations why I subscribe to their feeds:...

Newsflash: Appellate Judges Read Blogs
While attending a bar function today, a local appellate justice I have met a few times before recognized me, introduced me to his companions as the author of an appellate blog, and confessed (?) to being one of my regular readers....

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