Top Floor on the Law Blog Ivory Tower?
I'm pleased to report that we were listed as the top vote-getter in the Ivory Tower category on ABA's Blawg 100. Query what that means, but we'll take it.
Top Floor on the Law Blog Ivory Tower?
I'm pleased to report that we were listed as the top vote-getter in the Ivory Tower category on ABA's Blawg 100. Query what that means, but we'll take it. |
I like this blog, but I couldn't agree more with the vote results.
Adam and Ifought, being the top of the list is flattering, even if the category name is not. Seems clear to me.
Congrats!
I suspect it has more to do with the success conservatives have had transforming "elite" into, at best, a backhanded compliment.
How disappointing... as much as I respect and enjoy this blog -- the award is well-deserved -- it wouldn't hurt to have a minor comeuppance in this respect.
Admittedly, it works better as a general slap at academia than a specific ranking of who has their head buried deepest in the sand. I'm not sure VC would deserve that prize, but there is something unnerving about having the impact of decisions on the lives of actual people be more or less disallowed by the prevailing interpretive lens here, expecting the cumbersome legislative process to restore justice to the situation ex post facto when the text is too rigid. Liberals have their own ivory tower problems, but at least some of them are looking out the window, not just down at the text in front of them.
Nicely put. Or as I keep saying, courts that abandon 'right and wrong' for 'legal and illegal' are functionally insane.