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Rededication

Ron Coleman Dec 8, 2012 0 Comments

Blawg Review # 242

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Baa, baa, Blawg Review #322

Ron Coleman May 22, 2012 2 Comments

Kevin Thompson of Cyberlaw Central, at considerable risk to life and limb, does a Skull-and-Bones themed Blawg Review. As a Princeton man I have my issues with this. But as…

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Rededication (Archive post)

Ron Coleman Dec 1, 2010 0 Comments

Now an annual Hanukkah “tradition,” this was first posted as “Blawg Review #242” in December 2009. As with the previous recycled Hannukah blawg review, I’ve changed the spelling of the…

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Rededication

Ron Coleman Dec 1, 2010 5 Comments

Blawg Review # 242

Roundups

Rededication

Ron Coleman Dec 1, 2010 0 Comments

Now an annual Hanukkah “tradition,” this was first posted as “Blawg Review #242” in December 2009. As with the previous recycled Hannukah blawg review, I’ve changed the spelling of the…

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Spooky

Ron Coleman Nov 2, 2010 0 Comments

Paul B. Kennedy’s The Defense Rests blog hosts Blawg Review #288 for Halloween. Scary stuff! I stayed indoors with the lights on, myself.

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Blawg Review #280

Ron Coleman Sep 6, 2010 8 Comments

Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish New Year, begins this Wednesday night. And what could be a more appropriate occasion for Blawg Review – for us to pass judgment…

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Not safe for work

Ron Coleman Aug 30, 2010 0 Comments

Blawg Review #279 is up at Mirriam Seddiq’s Not Guilty blog. It’s not safe for work. Unless you work in a law office. Home… that’s something else.

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Venkat “spams” Blawg Review; Harlow heals our pain

Ron Coleman Jun 16, 2010 3 Comments

Regrettably, I missed referring readers to Venkat Balasubramani’s Spam Notes, which hosted Blawg Review last week. It’s still pretty fresh, actually. Meanwhile, head on over to David Harlow’s HealthBlawg, one…

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Watch that blawg!

Ron Coleman Apr 13, 2010 2 Comments

Legal Blog Watch, uniquely qualified for the job, hosts this week’s Blawg Review!

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Gotta get a Round Tuit

Ron Coleman Mar 17, 2010 3 Comments

Colin Samuels’s Infamy or Praise posts its unofficial Blawg Review, Number 23 in the “Round Tuit” series. So you go right over there are read it. Also the official Blawg…

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Blawg Review # 242

Ron Coleman Dec 14, 2009 32 Comments

Welcome to Blawg Review. Cold, rainy, prematurely wintry greetings from metropolitan New York. No exclamation point. It has been that kind of year, it seems. Nothing depressing about it, or…

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Overlawyered, just-right-Blawg-Reviewed

Ron Coleman Jul 13, 2009 0 Comments

Walter Olson hosts this week’s Blawg Review: Welcome to Blawg Review #220, rounding up some highlights of the past week from around the legal blogosphere. It’s my second time hosting…

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The magnificent seven

Ron Coleman Feb 15, 2009 0 Comments

Blawg Review at the East Central Illinois Criminal Law & DUI Weblog: Today, we will find our inspiration in the seven deadly sins: lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy and…

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