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A Collection of Law Review Articles Citing Legal Blogs
[Update: This post has now been revised and updated here.]
I am posting below a 27-page collection of law review articles which cite legal blogs. There are 70 legal blogs cited in this collection. I also included articles from state bar journals. The articles within the collection are organized according to the blog cited.
Besides being of general interest to readers, my hope is that this collection will be especially useful to the participants at the Harvard Law School “Bloggership” symposium on April 28 (details here), which I will be attending.
Not every blog in this collection has been included in my Taxonomy of Legal Blogs. For the purposes of my taxonomy I omitted blogs that were focused primarily on non-legal disciplines or topics. However, such blogs were included in this collection if they were cited in legal articles.
Readers who are aware of additional law review articles that are missing from this collection, or who wish to suggest other changes or corrections, may comment to this post. Because it is the end of the semester I will not be making revisions to this collection until after exams are over. For this reason I ask that any corrections or additions be posted here publicly for the benefit of other readers.
Here is the document:
[Update: I would like to thank Howard Bashman for converting the original Word document into a pdf version.]
The blogs included in this collection are listed below, with the number of citations for each blog in parentheses. The blogs with the most citations are Sentencing Law and Policy (60), The Volokh Conspiracy (41), Legal Theory Blog (24), How Appealing (19), SCOTUS Blog (19), Lessig Blog (17), Balkinization (14), and ProfessorBainbridge.com (11).
- Althouse (1)
- Bag and Baggage (5)
- Balkinization (14)
- The Becker-Posner Blog (6)
- Blakely Blog (inactive) (2)
- The Common Scold (1)
- The Confrontation Blog (8)
- CONSEJO (inactive) (1)
- ContractsProf Blog (2)
- Crime and Federalism (1)
- Customs Law (1)
- Death and Taxes – The Blog (1)
- Discourse.net (1)
- Elder Law Prof Blog (1)
- Electronic Court Records (inactive) (1)
- Electronic Discovery and Evidence (1)
- Eminent Domain Watch (2)
- Equal Vote (2)
- ER Law & News (inactive) (1)
- Ernie the Attorney (1)
- Ex Parte (1)
- excited utterances (2)
- How Appealing (19)
- Ideoblog (4)
- Instapundit (9)
- Intel Dump (1)
- I/P Updates (1)
- IPKat (1)
- Is That Legal? (3)
- Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips (1)
- Jottings by an Employer’s Lawyer (2)
- Law Department Management (1)
- Legal Blog Watch (1)
- Legal Theory Blog (24)
- Leiter Reports (6)
- Lessig Blog (17)
- Mauled Again (1)
- Ms. Morality (inactive) (1)
- Navigating the Patent Maze (4)
- New York Civil Law (1)
- Ninomania (1)
- Ninth Circuit Blog (2)
- Nomination Nation (inactive) (1)
- the [non]billable hour (1)
- Opinio Juris (2)
- OrCon Law (1)
- Patently-O: Patent Law Blog (4)
- The Patry Copyright Blog (1)
- PrawfsBlawg (2)
- ProfessorBainbridge.com (11)
- Religion Clause (1)
- (The Return of) Ignatz (inactive) (1)
- RiskProf (1)
- SCOTUSBlog (19)
- Scrivener’s Error (1)
- Sentencing Law and Policy (60)
- Southern District of Florida Blog (1)
- Sports and the Law Report (inactive) (1)
- Statutory Construction Zone (inactive) (1)
- Supreme Court Blog (inactive) (1)
- Tax & Business Law Commentary (1)
- TaxProf Blog (2)
- Texas Law Blog (inactive) (1)
- Trial Ad Notes (1)
- The TTABlog (1)
- Underneath Their Robes (1)
- Utah District Court CMECF Updates (1)
- The Volokh Conspiracy (41)
- White Collar Crime Prof Blog (5)
- Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog (1)
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My blog is cited at Dennis Lueck, Issues in the Third Circuit: The Third Circuit Adopts the Relation-back Doctrine to Prevent Defendants from "Picking Off" Representative Plaintiffs of Putative Class Actions in Weiss V. Regal Collections, 50 Villa. L. Rev. 1285, 1306 n.158 (2005)
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Posted by: Paul Mollica | Apr 19, 2006 7:29:43 PM
My blog, The UCL Practitioner, is cited in this article: Bonny E. Sweeney, "Proposition 64 Does Not Apply to Pending Cases," 14 Competition 11, 13 n.10 (2005).
Posted by: Kimberly Kralowec | Apr 19, 2006 9:39:28 PM
As its title suggests, Gary O'Connor and Stephanie Tai's "Legal and Appellate Weblogs: What They Are, Why You Should Read Them, and Why You Should Consider Starting Your Own," 5 J. App. Prac. & Process 205 (2003), cites a number of blogs.
Posted by: Nancy Bellhouse May | Apr 20, 2006 11:33:31 AM
I want to join the grumblings of those left out. I've got four law review cites according to Lexis.
With that said, I think your work is perhaps the most important work of a law student this year for the average day to day "John Doe" lawyer. I can't thank you & your dean enough for this project.
With that said, good luck on the job hunt.
Posted by: karl | Apr 20, 2006 4:35:48 PM
Paul, Kimberly, and Nancy: Thank you for posting those articles.
Karl: Thanks very much for the compliments. It was difficult to find the blogs such as yours with names that did not include the usual servers (i.e. "blogspot" and "typepad"). I found several but also know that many were left out. Would you mind listing the four law review articles that cited you here in the comments? That way readers can see them, and it will make my job easier when I revise the list. - 3L Epiphany
Posted by: 3L Epiphany | Apr 20, 2006 4:51:48 PM
3L:
Hope all is well. These are the CDW referencing cites.
NOTE: Death by Peers: The Extension of the Sixth Amendment to Capital Sentencing in Ring v. Arizona, Thomas Aumann*, 34 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 845
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY ESSAY: South Texas Law Review at Fifty: Looking Back and Looking Ahead, 46 S. Tex. L. Rev. 25, Craig Estlinbaum
"New Federalism: Unusual Punishment: The Federal Death Penalty in the United States" 16 Wash. U. J.L. & Pol'y 195 John Brigham
"Around the Legal Web Sites" Ken KozlowskiInternet Law Researcher, June 2000, Vol. 5, No. 4, Pg. 7
Additionally, there are two more that reference the "proto-blog" incarnation of the weekly.
JURY SELECTION: PROSECUTION'S FINAL FRONTIER, 35-DEC PROSC 29, November/December, 2001
A 'Lawyer's Dozen' of Internet Websites, Jim Calloway, Oklahoma Bar Journal
(http://www.okbar.org/members/map/articles/dozen.htm last visted March 21, 2005)
(originally published in the Oklahoma Bar Journal May 6, 2000 - Vol.71; No.14)(referencing the prior incarnation of the weekly)
Posted by: | Apr 21, 2006 9:41:46 PM
I'm the author of the leading legal text book on Netherlands Antilles and Aruba corporate law (in Dutch only). In a footnote I advised my readers to frequently visit Karel's Legal Blog (my blog) for updates; this way they don't have to wait until 2008 when the 3rd edition arrives.
Kind regards,
Karel Frielink
Posted by: Karel Frielink | Jun 18, 2006 1:54:32 PM
These comments have been invaluable to me as is this whole site. I thank you for your comment.
Posted by: Annerose | Jun 5, 2007 10:05:06 AM
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