Law, Government & Political Science Blogs
Web logs that allow for interactive discussions about politics, legal matters, and governments from local to international. Resources may cover aspects of political theory, discuss current court cases, or provide opinions on political administrations and other social effects of governmental policies and the law.
Sub-headings:
- Law & Law Enforcement Blogs
- Blogs by, for or about lawyers and law enforcement professionals that cover a variety of topics from criminal investigation to current legal decisions.
- Politics Blogs
- Journals and opinions that run the gamut from conservative to liberal.
Resources in this category:
- Baseball Musings
http://www.baseballmusings.com/ - Baseball, law, and politics from a conservative-slanted, baseball fan.
- Informed Comment
http://www.juancole.com/ - A History Professor at the University of Michigan specializing in the Mideast, South Asia, and Relgion, and writer of Sacred Space And Holy War: The Politics, Culture and History of Shi’ite Islam, Juan Cole provides (as the subtitle to his weblog says) "Thoughts on the Middle East, History, and Religion."
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