A self-directed study log in which the author works through a typical US law school curriculum in public, starting with the Judiciary Act of 1789 and Marbury v. Madison. It also covers how to write case briefs and think like a lawyer, with the aim of helping readers pursue their own legal education.
Website: https://writing-about-law.ghost.io/
A weekly newsletter by a Supreme Court scholar that explains the Court's rulings, procedures and history, with commentary on the docket and on related legal and institutional controversies. Issues combine news roundups with in-depth analysis of specific orders, litigation and Court reform proposals.
An empirical, source-referenced analysis of EU competition and digital regulation, covering Articles 101 and 102, the DMA, the AI Act, the GDPR and the Data Act. Issues combine case-law reading with original coding of provisions across the EU digital rulebook.
Law Dork covers the U.S. Supreme Court, federal litigation and legal politics, with a focus on challenges to Trump administration actions. Readers get detailed news reporting on court rulings and hearings, with context on the judges, prior orders and legal arguments involved.
Legal analysis of recent U.S. federal court decisions on antitrust, competition, civil procedure and AI-related disputes, written by J.R. Howell. Each issue explains the holding, its practical consequences for litigators, and the broader legal questions it raises.
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