August 10th, 2010 is The Trial Warrior’s one-year blawg anniversary. As anyone who blawgs will attest, it’s never about the author; it’s all about the reader.
To this end, I wish to express my sincere thanks to all my visitors, including returning visitors and commenters, as well as my esteemed guest blawgers for your continuing interest and invaluable contributions. While I am away enjoying the sunny climes of Costa Rica with my beautiful wife,I commend readers to check out my list of great legal writers and original thinkers from whom I continue to draw inspiration (in alphabetical order):
Venkat Balasubramani’s Electronic Communications, Privacy, Data Protection, and More
Mark Bennett’s Defending People Blog
Brian Cuban’s THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
Brian Tannebaum’s Criminal Defense
Ed’s Blawg Review
Jeff Gamso’s Gamso – For the Defense
Gideon’s A Public Defender
Scott Greenfield’s Simple Justice
Rick Horowitz’s Probable Cause
Chris Jaglowitz (Gardiner Roberts) Ontario Condo Law Blog
Kevin Kim’s Privacy 2.0
Jamison Koehler’s Koehler Law
Erik Magraken’s BC Injury Law and ICBC Claims Blog
Glenn Manishin’s LexDigerati
James Morton’s Morton’s Musings
Norm Pattis: Fighting For Freedom One Client At A Time
Colin Samuel’s Infamy or Praise
Mirriam Seddiq’s Not Guilty
Vidocq’s Defrosting Cold Cases
Stephanie West Allen’s idealawg
August 6, 2010 at 4:01 pm |
Happy Anniversary! It is an honour to be on your list and I thank you for including DCC.Enjoy your vacation and best wishes to your lovely wife,Vidocq
August 6, 2010 at 4:14 pm |
Merci, Vidocq. J'apprécie vos louanges gentilles et admire votre committment à la recherche de la justice pour les victimes de crime.
August 15, 2010 at 2:26 am |
Hello,I am a litigant in a New York State negligence case although presently living in California. My case is now eight years old and discovery has yet to even be completed. Apparently completion of cases in which settlement offers have not been earned through aggressive prosecution of cases can outlive their participants. I may not find a 'win' to be of benefit as my progressive injuries leave me little to look forward to and the win was supposed to offer me better medical treatment and living circumstances than I can afford on a disability income.I've begun a discussion of this on my blog, http://www.Armchairactivist.us and wonder if you might discuss the Galanter essay on The Vanishing Trial which is mentioned in my first entry on this subject. Lawyers aren't warriors when there are no battles to fight but only deals to broker. I was very pleased to find this blog and will mention it in mine. Thank you for taking the time to offer this to the public.