The Avalon Project: Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy<\/a><\/p>\n The Cultural Center<\/a><\/p>\n The Digital Constitutionalist<\/a> See particularly the Science Fiction<\/a> section.<\/p>\n Fake History Hunter<\/a><\/p>\n Groupe de recherche sur les humanit\u00e9s juridiques<\/a><\/p>\n hack_curio<\/a><\/p>\n Jurisculture: Exploring Law, Culture and Media<\/a><\/p>\n Jus Politicum\/Encyclop\u00e9die de Droit Politique<\/a><\/p>\n JustWatch<\/a><\/p>\n The Law and Humanities Blog<\/a><\/p>\n Law and the Human<\/a> On Twitter at @LawandtheHuman1<\/p>\n Law Text Culture<\/a><\/p>\n the many-headed monster<\/a><\/p>\n The Marble Palace Blog<\/a><\/p>\n Quote Investigator<\/a><\/p>\n The Savory Tort\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n Visible Justice: Visual Culture and Social Justice<\/a><\/p>\n Warwick Centre for Critical Legal Studies<\/a><\/p>\n What A Lawyer Looks Like<\/a><\/p>\n What Is My Movie?<\/a><\/p>\n Center For Art Law<\/a><\/p>\n Interdisciplinary Networks To Study the Role of Emotions and the Law<\/a> (website of Susan A. Bandes)<\/p>\n The Crime Hub<\/a><\/p>\n CrimeReads<\/a> On Twitter at @CrimeReads<\/p>\n Law and Language<\/a><\/p>\n A blog maintained by Professor Harold Lloyd, Wake Forest School of Law.\u00a0 Follow Professor Lloyd on Twitter at @LloydEsq<\/p>\n ABA Women Trailblazers Project. Available at American Bar Association. ABA Groups. Senior Lawyers Division. Women Trailblazers Project Listing<\/a>\u00a0and Stanford Law School. Robert Crown Law Library. ABA Women Trailblazers Project.<\/a><\/p>\n The Canadian Legal History Blog<\/a><\/p>\n The Edinburgh Legal History Blog<\/a><\/p>\n Environment, Law, and History<\/a><\/p>\n European Society for Comparative Legal History Blog<\/a><\/p>\n Famous Trials<\/a> (Douglas Linder’s Website)<\/p>\n Harnessing the Power of the Criminal Corpse<\/a><\/p>\n Irish Society of Comparative Law<\/a><\/p>\n lawhaha.com. McClurg’s Legal Humor<\/a><\/p>\n Legal History Blog<\/a><\/p>\n Medieval Murder Maps<\/a><\/p>\n Murder By Gaslight<\/a><\/p>\n Newcastle Gaol<\/a><\/p>\n Roman Law Resources<\/a><\/p>\n (Ernest Metzger, University of Glasgow School of Law)<\/p>\n Ruth Cannon’s History of the Four Courts, Ireland<\/a><\/p>\n The ACD Society<\/a><\/p>\n The Center for the Study of the Public Domain<\/a><\/p>\n the columbophile<\/a><\/p>\n Guns, Gams, & Gumshoes<\/a><\/p>\n Jurisculture: Exploring Law, Culture and Media<\/a><\/p>\n The Legal Geeks<\/a><\/p>\n The Legal Geeks also produce a podcast.<\/a><\/p>\n The Ultimate Columbo Site<\/a> (no longer updated)<\/p>\n Science Fiction<\/strong><\/p>\n See the Science Fiction<\/a> section of the Digital Constitutionalist.<\/p>\n Sports<\/strong><\/p>\n Sports Law and Popular Culture<\/a><\/p>\n Taxes<\/strong><\/p>\n Don’t Mess With Taxes (pop culture)<\/a><\/p>\n Novelist Allison Leotta, a former federal prosecutor, devotes her blog to episodes of Law & Order.<\/p>\n \u201cthat\u2019s what she said\u201d<\/a>: a fordharrison blog about the popular television series \u201cthe office\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n TVs and Law Degrees<\/a><\/p>\n Law and the Multiverse<\/a><\/p>\n This blog “turn[s its] attention to the hypothetical legal ramifications of comic book tropes, characters, and powers.”<\/p>\n Ethics<\/strong><\/p>\n Ethics on Film<\/a> (Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs<\/a>)<\/p>\n Media<\/strong><\/p>\n The Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture.<\/a> A project of the Norman Lear Center<\/em><\/p>\n Pop Culture Detective (YouTube Channel)<\/a><\/p>\n Law and Literature<\/strong><\/p>\n Shakespeare Documented<\/a>. Folger Library<\/p>\n Shakespeare Moot Court Project<\/a>. McGill University Department of English.<\/p>\n E-Texts of Law-Related Literature<\/strong><\/p>\n Canadiana Online<\/a><\/p>\n Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse<\/a><\/p>\n Emory Women Writer’s Resource Project<\/a><\/p>\n HathiTrust<\/a><\/p>\n Irish Literature<\/a><\/p>\n Library of Congress: Finding e-books Web Guides<\/a><\/p>\n Literary Resources on the Net<\/a><\/p>\n Luminarium: Anthology of English Literature<\/a><\/p>\n The Orlando Project: Feminist Literary History and Digital Humanities<\/a><\/p>\n Project Gutenberg<\/a><\/p>\n The Transformation Story Archive<\/a><\/p>\n University of Oxford Text Archive<\/a><\/p>\n University of Virginia Hypertext Projects<\/a><\/p>\n Victorian Women Writers Project<\/a><\/p>\n Voice of the Shuttle (Humanities resources, digital humanities database)<\/a><\/p>\n Women’s Writers Project<\/a><\/p>\n The American Museum of Tort Law<\/a><\/p>\n The Gangster Museum of America<\/a><\/p>\n The Museum of Intellectual Property<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Professor Alexander’s Copyright and Cartography Website<\/a><\/p>\n Legal History on the Web (The Triangle Legal History Seminar)<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n\nLaw and Art<\/h1>\n
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