Tom Goldstein, Partner at Akin Gump and contributor at SCOTUS Blog, posted this homemade YouTube video about his personal iPhone. Carolyn Elefant of Legal Blog Watch comments, Goldstein subtly conveys that (1) he has direct…
Gregory W. Bowman, Associate Professor at the Mississippi College School of Law, just finished marking exams at his law school. He shares some interesting insights from a teacher’s perspective, such as, professors teach for free,…
Cases in Canada We previously commented on the development of privacy laws in Canada, prompted by a recent case in NY State where an employer’s monitoring and unauthorized use of the employee’s e-mails was upheld….
The Canadian Law Blog Awards (CLawBies) has identified this site for the Legal Culture Award: 3) Legal Culture Award – LawisCool.com – This group of Canadian law student bloggers has offered up some great commentary…
At the University of Western Ontario, we have a popular blog called Overheard at Western. Since many of us law students rarely leave the law building, it’s a great way to get the highlight reel…
LawIsCool is reproducing the piece below for a legal interest sake alone. This site is not officially affiliated with the case in any way. Muslim group irked by columnist’s book December 31, 2007 By Barry…
Slate magazine is offering the Bush Administration’s Top 10 “Dumbest Legal Arguements of the Year.” In 2006, they presented the Top 10 “Most Outrageous Civil Liberties Violations.” Here is this year’s list in brief (see…
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LawIsCool is reproducing the piece below for a legal interest sake alone. This site is not officially affiliated with the case in any way. London Free Press Maclean’s piece needs response Faisal Joseph December 17,…
The American Bar Association (ABA) Journal has a directory of blawgs in the U.S. Although the listings are obviously with an American focus, they do have some valuable resources.
LawIsCool is reproducing the piece below for a legal interest sake alone. This site is not officially affiliated with the case in any way. Debate denied over Maclean’s Muslim article Naseem Mithoowani, Khurrum Awan, Muneeza…
Privacy Common Law in Canada A tort action exists in the U.S. for the invasion of privacy exists in only four situations: Unreasonable intrusion Appropriation of personality (an intentional economic tort) Unreasonable publicity of private…
