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By Mariko
In case you’re ever looking for more law blogs, check out ChessLaw’s list of Law Blogs. There you can find blogs by law students (although many of the blogs in that category would now more accurately be called ex-law students), law professors, and others. Beware, though, not all of the links still work, a few blogs may require a password or even an invite to view and some might be a little less than work safe. One of my personal favorites is explodedlibrary.info, and I’m also enjoying reading through Barely Legal: The Blog, which is rather more work safe than the title might lead you to believe. It’s also funny.
Full post as published by Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog on June 27, 2010 (boomark / email).
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