Colin Miller has posted a useful list of US law blogs on SSRN – 2009 Legal Educator Blog Census, Version 1.0 – a list of ‘anyone who might be involved in the education of students at law schools in the United States’. I scanned it for blogs dealing specifically with legal education. Maybe I missed them, but apart from the Best Practices blog, maintained by Prof Mary Lynch, I couldn't find a single one. Maybe the legal ed postings are guest postings on sites given over to other topics. Still - pretty ironic, given the title of Colin’s piece.
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Professor:
Here is one more legal education blog that appears on Prof. Miller's list:
Law by the Numbers, http://uberlaw.net/LawNumbers/
Posted by: Robert Richards | September 29, 2009 at 03:13 PM
Robert -- many thanks for pointing this out. Interesting blog -- I think I missed it because the title didn't really flag up the content (tho I guess I shouldn't talk too loud on that score...) so thanks for bringing it to my attention.
paul
Posted by: Paul Maharg | October 01, 2009 at 02:09 PM