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From blog opinion to Supreme Court opinion?

By Kia Franklin

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Josh Camson asks, Can Blogs Influence the Supreme Court?, in his blog post reviewing a law review article on the subject. According to Camson, the article cites ?a trend towards citing more online sources, including blogs? and the fact that ?on a recent workday [SCOTUSblog] registered over a hundred hits from an IP address registered to the Court.? The article also explores a possible ethics rule that could prevent lawyers from improperly influencing case law by "using blogs as an ex parte form of communication with the Court." Check out the full post here.

Full post as published by TortDeform.com on May 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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