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  • The good thing about being a blawger is that the internet is your editor!

    Lord of the Rings as Property Law : Law is Cool 2008

  • Via Quizlaw comes a report of a blawger with a severe Napoleanic complex.

    round up 2008

  • Via Quizlaw comes a report of a blawger with a severe Napoleanic complex.

    What Everyone Else Is Saying 2008

  • Via Quizlaw comes a report of a blawger with a severe Napoleanic complex.

    February 2008 2008

  • But people's interests differ, and my fellow blawger John Bolch did refer to the Telegraph report on his website; according to Geeklawyer and Charon QC, Beaumont responded with threatening e-mails to John, asking him to remove the photo he's used, and all links to his website.

    Marc Beaumont 2009

  • Meanwhile, the French blawger Jules at Diner's Room wrote French/Googlish about two decisions of the European Court of Human Rights permitting the censoring of photographs to help the fight against smoking.

    Blawg Review #202 2009

  • I'd hate to see the guidance that tried to separate the 'responsible family blawger' from the green ink, Comic Sans and CAPITALS brigade.

    The press, family courts - and bloggers 2009

  • But people's interests differ, and my fellow blawger John Bolch did refer to the Telegraph report on his website; according to Geeklawyer and Charon QC, Beaumont responded with threatening e-mails to John, asking him to remove the photo he's used, and all links to his website.

    Archive 2009-04-01 2009

  • Meanwhile, the French blawger Jules at Diner's Room wrote French/Googlish about two decisions of the European Court of Human Rights permitting the censoring of photographs to help the fight against smoking.

    Archive 2009-03-01 2009

  • Looking at criminal law, Spanish blawger José Ramón Chaves García at contencioso.es started by wondering whether fines should be reduced during tough economic times Spanish/Googlish, before considering the psycho-human rights aspects of discounted and aggravated fines, and ending with a fine poetic flourish.

    Archive 2009-03-01 2009

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