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Reflections on the (criminal justice) blawgosphere

By Douglas A. Berman

Here are three very interesting and thought-provoking posts about the history and state of the blawgosphere from the "practical blawgosphere": From Simple Justice, Are Law Professors Afraid of the Practical Blawgosphere? From CrimLaw, A Brief History of Blogging: Is It a LawProf's World? from Simple Justice, Is This What They Think of Criminal Defense Lawyers? These posts all suggest, directly or indirectly, that there is a big divide between the blogs and blogging habits of law professors and practicing lawyers.  Of course, there is a huge divide between the day-to-day work and responsibilities of law professors and practicing lawyers, but I love the blawgosphere in part because it has always seemed by a terrific cyber-meeting-space for the academy and the bar (as well as the bench and law students and non-lawyers)...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on July 03, 2008 (boomark / email).