A personal Substack mixing a legal-history essay about the author writing the original Bluebook rule for citing the Internet with casual video reports on his Palm Beach garden. Readers get memoir-style storytelling and informal updates, plus cross-posts from the author's other newsletters.
Website: https://stevenscesaon.substack.com
A personal blog by an academic researching courtroom models and forensic history, mixing research offcuts with essays on miniatures, true crime culture and AI. Readers get witty, well-informed commentary on legal history and the material culture of crime investigation.
A Brazilian insolvency and commercial lawyer shares personal reflections, including a historical account of a 1905 Italian commercial case in which his great-grandfather, a judge, ruled against a client of the famed jurist Cesare Vivante. The rest of the issues are thank-you notes for tributes and prefaces from senior Brazilian law professors and judges.
Explainers on US Supreme Court justices and landmark cases, along with commentary on AI-assisted legal research. Readers get overviews of judicial philosophy and doctrinal development, written in a generic encyclopedic style.
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