General Blogs and Websites of Interest
The Digital Constitutionalist See particularly the Science Fiction section.
Groupe de recherche sur les humanités juridiques
Jurisculture: Exploring Law, Culture and Media
Jus Politicum/Encyclopédie de Droit Politique
Law and the Human On Twitter at @LawandtheHuman1
Visible Justice: Visual Culture and Social Justice
Warwick Centre for Critical Legal Studies
Law and Art
Law and Emotions
Interdisciplinary Networks To Study the Role of Emotions and the Law (website of Susan A. Bandes)
Law and Fiction
CrimeReads On Twitter at @CrimeReads
Law and Language
A blog maintained by Professor Harold Lloyd, Wake Forest School of Law. Follow Professor Lloyd on Twitter at @LloydEsq
Legal History
ABA Women Trailblazers Project. Available at American Bar Association. ABA Groups. Senior Lawyers Division. Women Trailblazers Project Listing and Stanford Law School. Robert Crown Law Library. ABA Women Trailblazers Project.
The Canadian Legal History Blog
The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
European Society for Comparative Legal History Blog
Famous Trials (Douglas Linder’s Website)
Harnessing the Power of the Criminal Corpse
Irish Society of Comparative Law
(Ernest Metzger, University of Glasgow School of Law)
Ruth Cannon’s History of the Four Courts, Ireland
Law and Popular Culture
General Coverage
The Center for the Study of the Public Domain
Jurisculture: Exploring Law, Culture and Media
The Legal Geeks also produce a podcast.
The Ultimate Columbo Site (no longer updated)
Science Fiction
See the Science Fiction section of the Digital Constitutionalist.
Sports
Sports Law and Popular Culture
Taxes
Don’t Mess With Taxes (pop culture)
Television Series
The Prime-Time Crime Review.
Novelist Allison Leotta, a former federal prosecutor, devotes her blog to episodes of Law & Order.
“that’s what she said”: a fordharrison blog about the popular television series “the office”
While the television series The Office is no longer on the air, this (no longer updated) blog provides an interesting and provocative look at legal issues the show raises.
Comic Books
This blog “turn[s its] attention to the hypothetical legal ramifications of comic book tropes, characters, and powers.”
Ethics
Ethics on Film (Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs)
Media
The Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture. A project of the Norman Lear Center
Pop Culture Detective (YouTube Channel)
Law and Literature
Shakespeare Documented. Folger Library
Shakespeare Moot Court Project. McGill University Department of English.
E-Texts of Law-Related Literature
Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse
Emory Women Writer’s Resource Project
Library of Congress: Finding e-books Web Guides
Luminarium: Anthology of English Literature
The Orlando Project: Feminist Literary History and Digital Humanities
The Transformation Story Archive
University of Oxford Text Archive
University of Virginia Hypertext Projects
Victorian Women Writers Project
Voice of the Shuttle (Humanities resources, digital humanities database)
Museums
The American Museum of Tort Law
The Gangster Museum of America
The Museum of Intellectual Property
Other Links
Professor Alexander’s Copyright and Cartography Website
Legal History on the Web (The Triangle Legal History Seminar)