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: Crime & FederalismSix Years (Off-and-On)
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Happy (Belated) Birthday to Crime & Federalism. The first post was on March 19, 2004. Burned through some co-bloggers, got fired from a job, lost a couple of friends; but also got citied in two federal judicial opinions, got me jobs, and gained several friends.Saying, "I don't care who reads," is bravado. A blog without readers is a diary. So...Thanks for reading. There are enough readers that I feel a light pressure to produce content; but not so many readers that I feel resentful at the pressure to produce. A good balance. Thank you.P.S. Have you bookmarked and blogrolled Section 1983 Blog? It's really good - certainly better than Crime & Federalism, and definitely more worthy of your attention.Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on March 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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