There’s blawgs and there’s blawgs. And Simple Justice is definintely a blawg. Or so they say.
Anyway, I am honored that Simple Justice has been named to the ABA Journal Blawg 100. According to the ABA email I found in my spam folder, I no longer have to use a token to get on the subway, though it does mention something about a metrocard in the small print.
And there’s a competition to boot for criminal law blawgs. It includes our good buddy Scott Henson over at Grits (who has a post over there that doesn’t mention Simple Justice, or any of the other blawgs, and leads me to think that Scott really, really wants to win this, so go vote for Grits as it will make Scott very happy), as well as Capital Defense Weekly, Blonde Justice, Crime, Clews The Historic True Crime Blog, Crime Scene KC, Meeting The Sin Laws, Sentencing Law and The Chicago Syndicate.
The word on the street is that if The Chicago Syndicate doesn’t win, people we love will begin to disappear until we have no one left. I love my family. Please don’t vote for Simple Justice. For the sake of my kids, please don’t.
Anyway, I am honored that Simple Justice has been named to the ABA Journal Blawg 100. According to the ABA email I found in my spam folder, I no longer have to use a token to get on the subway, though it does mention something about a metrocard in the small print.
And there’s a competition to boot for criminal law blawgs. It includes our good buddy Scott Henson over at Grits (who has a post over there that doesn’t mention Simple Justice, or any of the other blawgs, and leads me to think that Scott really, really wants to win this, so go vote for Grits as it will make Scott very happy), as well as Capital Defense Weekly, Blonde Justice, Crime, Clews The Historic True Crime Blog, Crime Scene KC, Meeting The Sin Laws, Sentencing Law and The Chicago Syndicate.
The word on the street is that if The Chicago Syndicate doesn’t win, people we love will begin to disappear until we have no one left. I love my family. Please don’t vote for Simple Justice. For the sake of my kids, please don’t.
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Hey, they called you “jaded”. That’s so wrong!
Indeed. There’s not a cynical bone in my body. Jaded. Hah!
Jaded? You? Sometimes outside of the borders of New York? You?
Well, congrats on this whole “best blogs” thing. You should know I voted for you. Sorry.
[chanted] You’re number three! You’re number three!
The scariest thought I’ve had all month: an experienced criminal defense lawyer who wasn’t jaded. Second scariest: spending a lot of time reading a blawg by an unjaded JD.
I wouldn’t swear to it, but I believe there may be a criminal defense blawger in Oklahoma who isn’t jaded.
Not being a lawyer, I think it’s probably unethical for me to participate. Being from Chicago, I voted for you twice.
So….what do we get for voting for you?
“leads me to think that Scott really, really wants to win this”
Hmmmm, not the message I intended. Mostly I didn’t list them because there were 100!
Hey, I’m doing the best I can for you. Besides, I look like crap in a bikini.
You get the blood of my children on your hands, and you make Grits very sad. Now why would you want to do that?
Grits don’t like me.
I think Grits doesn’t like me either.
Seems like there’s a few who like to get links a lot more than giving them. I wonder why that is?
I’m not talking about Grits, per se, here, but;
A few years ago (maybe a year ago) I read a blog post somewhere about how to increase your technorati rank or how to make your blog more popular and one of the main theories was to get lots of links, but not give out any. Creates some sort of demand or something or people keep trying harder to get links from you by continuing to link to you or some such nonsense.
Is the ABA Pimping for the FBI?
Shortly after the ABA Journal went online, it became one of the primary repositories of blawgs, currently showing 251 in the “criminal
Is the ABA Pimping for the FBI?
Shortly after the ABA Journal went online, it became one of the primary repositories of blawgs, currently showing 251 in the “criminal
Is the ABA Pimping for the FBI?
Shortly after the ABA Journal went online, it became one of the primary repositories of blawgs, currently showing 251 in the “criminal