Crime & Federalism

Tres Chicas.

  Go check out CrimProf Blog.

Appellate Law & Practice has moved to TypePad.  I'm glad because, as you all know, TypePad blogs are superior in many ways to Blogger blogs.  You can visit them at their new home here.

An oldie but goodie that I haven't linked to in a while is The Stopped Clock.  Aaron recently suggested that Justice Scalia move to Michigan.  Click here to find out why.

Ken Lammers, from CrimLaw, has hired a very able research assistant/law clerk.  She wrote, and Ken posted, an excellent summary on failure to appear in Virginia.  Although the memo focuses on state law, the consequences of an FTA in Virginia are similar to the consequences of an FTA in the three state whose law on this issue I know.  Anyhow, you can please read the memo on failure to appear in Virginia.

BTW, Ken, this girl has skillz...a budding blogger?

The lawyers of the Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, led by Tom Lincoln, are now blogging at Typepad.  Please check 'em out.

Bradley Parker, a litigation associate at Adams and Reese, is now blogging at "Where's Travis McGee?"  He "love[s] an audience -- so please feel free to contact [him] or participate through comments."  We hope that Mr. Parker continues posting, though now that the boss is hip to his blog, we'll have to wait and see.

I just found this blog today: CrimProf Blog. It's first post was on Oct. 25, 2004. Anyhow, please welcome them.

Finally, a blog on white collar crime! Please go visit White Collar Crime Prof Blog.

Raw Law is law student blog which provide "[t]all tales and short ruminations from a law student." She seems to have a lot of edge. And I do like edge. Anyhow, please stop by to say hello.