Law Student Blogs:
Back in the early days of law blogs, around 2002-04, law student blogs were a really important part of the blawgosphere. Law prof blogs regularly linked to law student blogs, and for the most part there wasn't a sharp line between them in terms of readership.
Am I right that law student blogs play a less important role today? Perhaps the best is Nuts & Boalts, which has been around for years and is still going strong. But by and large the law student blogs seem to have dwindled in number and importance: Fewer law students write for general interest law blogs, and fewer general interest law blog readers regularly visit student law blogs. That's my impression, at least.
I'm not exactly sure what changed. Perhaps the blawgosphere has matured? Perhaps the student bloggers of the old days were unusually good, and when they graduated no one replaced them? I don't know. Either way, it seemed like a shift worth noting.
Am I right that law student blogs play a less important role today? Perhaps the best is Nuts & Boalts, which has been around for years and is still going strong. But by and large the law student blogs seem to have dwindled in number and importance: Fewer law students write for general interest law blogs, and fewer general interest law blog readers regularly visit student law blogs. That's my impression, at least.
I'm not exactly sure what changed. Perhaps the blawgosphere has matured? Perhaps the student bloggers of the old days were unusually good, and when they graduated no one replaced them? I don't know. Either way, it seemed like a shift worth noting.
This is simple continuity. Most of the law student blogs I read in the past died when the primary authors graduated and encountered some combination of being too busy to write, and having fewer entertaining things to write about as a junior associate than as a law student.
Some, like Nuts and Boalts have been successfully passed off a few times. But imagine how difficult it would be to keep The Volokh Conspiracy going if there was essentially an entire turn over in membership every three years. Even if you could keep the institution going the quality would change over time depending on who wrote and how involved they were.
Given that law student blogs may be creatures with a limited lifespan, I'd also say they're declining because the nature of the internet is in constant flux. Many people still blog, but it's not nearly the fad it was a few years ago. Today law students are much more likely to have an online presence in facebook and or twitter and or various forums than they are to start their own blog.
The voyeuristic novelty of the online diary has faded. As the blogging thing has become ubiquitous, the conventional wisdom has acknowledged that bloggers ought to have something worthwhile to say. So we've seen a drop off in the number of "what I had for dinner" online journals, and a steadier drop off in the cliched "my humorous take on law school" tripe.
The law professor blogs have grown more popular proves the rule. Informed discussion of interesting issues by knowledgable writers: pretty much the antithesis of the law student blog.
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I think your observation is consistent with blogging in general these days. At one point it was new and exciting and someone could become quite popular merely for the fact of doing it. Nowadays blogging is so ubiquitous that one doesn't consider doing it. Why would someone at tier 2 school want to talk about how omg difficult torts was when no one cares? And if they did, they can pick up Turow's book and it's a lot more fun to read that anyway.
Partially, it's also a generational shift. Yes, employers are using the net to knock out potential candidates, but eventually there will be a recognition of the fact that if you search the net enough, those employees will recognize the fact that you can find a drunken post of them debating the merits of the old Star Wars vs. the new Star Wars and they will accept that as just a more publicly accessible version of what everyone normally goes through.
Nowadays, with so many more established names, I wonder if it's harder to break in -- established bloggers link to other established bloggers, and don't have as much inclination to boost new voices.
Even in the political blogging realm, who other than Nate Silver emerged from relative anonymity into top-tier bloggerdom in 2008?
I'm pretty sure this is the case?
As a 1L who has tried, it had nothing to do with privacy or future employment. For example, you can set up Blogger so it doesn't show up on search engines (and thus doesn't get cached?), and you can totally shut off the public's access to it. Additionally, you could always keep the blog anonymous (i.e. "I am a 1L student from X law school.")
Personally, it was (1) the lack of time (still a 1L), (2) a lack of creative output, and (3) a lack of creative energy. I'd like to think the lattermost was responsible for the second, but it's probably because I'm just not well-educated or "smart" enough to sustain consistently interesting work.
Finally, there is so much good stuff out there. I sorta felt like a dillettante trying to contribute.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
They could have a writing competition, and select the candidate based upon the quality of his/her work. Make it a one-year thing, and those of us who have left our law school days behind can keep abreast of what current students are thinking.
Just an idea.
(1) I have to goddamn much work to do, between law school and my day job.
(2) I get more than enough exposure to morons and jackasses in my classes already; I'm not particularly interested in increasing that exposure by writing a blog.
That said, such sites are more geared towards legal/political analysis (which I do) rather than experiential reporting on what it's like to be a law student, say.
(2) I get more than enough exposure to morons and jackasses in my classes already; I'm not particularly interested in increasing that exposure by writing a blog.
And yet... you post here.
Also, I never found the student blogosphere to be all that good to begin with. The best stuff from there was probably the humor (e.g., Jeremy Blachman and the Wings &Vodka blog).
There were very few student blogs that took a crack at substantive legal issues. The ones that did were often bad at it, or they buried those sorts of posts under a bunch of other stuff. Most students seemed to really want to write about law, but seemed to find it much easier to talk about clothes, recipes and literature.
The ones smart enough to write about law were probably too busy studying or writing real articles.
Or maybe I just missed out on a bunch of the good blogs
And yet.
You might be able to work out this apparent contradition by considering the time and effort that's necessary to make the occasional brief comment at VC in comparison to the time and effort that's necessary to keep up a blog of one's own.
Total time from up to down? Eight months. Too bad, it was fun while it lasted.
Today, a law student blog would just look like a ripoff of the old stuff.
Our generation has now moved onto blogs about associates' lives - hence Above the Law. And even that's getting weaker day by day.
John Donne
DEATH be not proud, though some have called thee
Mighty and dreadfull, for, thou art not so,
For, those, whom thou think'st, thou dost overthrow,
Die not, poore death, nor yet canst thou kill me.
From rest and sleepe, which but thy pictures bee,
Much pleasure, then from thee, much more must flow,
And soonest our best men with thee doe goe,
Rest of their bones, and soules deliverie.
Thou art slave to Fate, Chance, kings, and desperate men,
And dost with poyson, warre, and sicknesse dwell,
And poppie, or charmes can make us sleepe as well,
And better then thy stroake; why swell'st thou then;
One short sleepe past, wee wake eternally,
And death shall be no more; death, thou shalt die.
Most are worried about finding jobs in this economy. Prediction: explosion of law student blogs and use of other social media technologies in near future to promote themselves as a result of current job outlook.
- SocialMediaLawStudent.com
(Though I give Nuts &Boalts top billing myself...)
Maybe student blogs don't fill the same space as prof blogs? The ones I've seen are more focused on student life and issues specific to the school, and not on discussion of the law more generally. Time is also a huge limitation. (Crescat Sententia came out of Yale; is it wrong to say we work a lot harder further down the food chain?)
Click on Article, section, clause... cause and effect... Is there such a place out there? Some people have some unique ideas... but it's the majority of the misguided that I am most curious about.
I was just thinking about the other day, as I was trolling (in an older sense of the word) around various law student blogs. The ones that I found consisted of a lot of whining about law school that I don't really find interesting or relevant personally, now that I'm no longer in law school. But that's just my personal experience from a very limited survey of the law student blogosphere.
Frat Stud's punctuation improves when he posts at better blogs, I see.
There is a blogger at my school. It is widely voiced that the blogger will have trouble getting a job for that reason. The blogger is also better known for having started a wildly popular facebook group.
If you understand this story, you also understand why there are no good student blogs.
The second is the proliferation of law professor blogs. Back then, there was Volokh and Reynolds and a few others -- and they were mostly generalists. Now, there's a slew, and what's more, there are specialists in just about every substantive legal field that has any general interest at all. Who wants to read some law student's musings on torture and war-on-terror law when you can read Balkinization? Who needs the offhand thoughts of some law student who just discovered law-and-econ and thinks he's found the key to the whole world, when you can read Posner &Becker? Law professors have the time and the expertise to write posts of greater depth and sophistication than most law students can put out, especially with the frequency of updates that has come to be expected from a blog that wants to be widely read.
I think blogs went through a period where this fact got sorted out. There are still a few prominent solo bloggers out there, but they tend to be people who have shown really huge commitment to blogging, but I think a lot more solo blogs shut their doors after the initial blog fad than was the case with group blogs. I would speculate that this phenomenon and the decline of law student blogs have some relationship
blogging to them is like writing briefs with a quill pen - it's how the old fogies did it back in the day.
as the singularity approaches, communication media gets faster and faster.
Are we really waxing nostalgic about the '02-'04 blawgosphere as if they were the '27 Yankees? Maybe we just need to update our bookmarks...
Welcome to internet time.
I move that our illustrious editors offer a "Law School Associate" position to some worthy law student.
This seems like an excellent idea to me. I know I'd take part.
These days, when a lot of people have solo blogs (either anonymously or not), it's hard to get them to join a group blog, too. I began blogging in 2006, started blogging for my school's Fed Soc blog around 2007, but couldn't maintain both simultaneously. (I even cross-posted a few legal items, but didn't want to turn the Fed Soc blog into "theo's Blog, Lite," so that idea didn't go anywhere.) Looking back through that blog now, the only people who ever really posted on it already had their own blogs, and split their blog-time.
It's a non-partisan public policy, law, and national security site, updated 2-3 times a week.
As a side note, I've been trying to promote the blog across the internet, and not many blogs (including this one) seem to really care much about what a law student blog says. Presumably, it could be that the articles we've pitched just haven't been that good, but I honestly think the quality of writing is very high. You're welcome to check out the site to find out for yourself.
1. Cultural change. People are less willing to put the time into endeavors that don't lead to career advancement. This might or might not be true, but it's the reputation that "Millennials" have acquired.
2. They haven't gone away, you just don't have access to them, because they are friends-locked. (I have blogged about legal issues, sometimes even intelligently, but scrupulously locked anything on my blog that even hinted I might be in law school.) I think we have a serious cultural problem of putting too much weight on things people did when they were really very different people -- it's not productive.
3. Saying that the legal stuff is "buried" in other content is misleading. Writing a specialty blog involves assuming a huge limitation regarding your content, and that just might not be as acceptable to people anymore. Specialization might not even make for the kind of blog people want to read every day -- one of the things I really, really like about the Volokh Conspiracy is consistently interesting commentary on a wide variety of topics. I've been reading it since before I decided to go to law school. At the time I was not thinking of it as a "law blog". It would be interesting to see how many readers actually see it that way.
4. People might be less willing to write public blogs altogether, not because of issues of privacy, but because widely-read blogs might also be perceived as limiting.
Great, law school has fostered yet another way to make students think and act like indistinguishable members of a herd, all conforming to the Most Uptight Common Denominator.
Progress.
WASHINGTON – With fewer than 500 applications and only two-dozen homeowners helped so far, lawmakers want to revamp a new program that was intended to help hundreds of thousands of borrowers avoid losing their homes.
The changes being considered Wednesday by the House Financial Services Committee come as Congress and President Barack Obama refine the most dramatic steps yet to boost the ailing U.S. housing market. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is expected to announce a new approach for aiding borrowers and rescuing the flailing financial industry next week.
The Obama administration wants to spend up to $100 billion in financial bailout money to help borrowers stay in their homes. Republicans, meanwhile, are expected to seek a vote later this week on a plan to have the government drive down mortgage rates to as low as 4 percent.
The government's efforts to stem the foreclosure crisis thus far have relied on voluntary cooperation of the lending industry. The plans have not stopped a dramatic surge in foreclosures that is likely to worsen as workers lose their jobs amid a deepening recession.
"We will have to do more — substantially more — to fix this crisis," Geithner said Wednesday.
During the presidential campaign, Obama said banks that receive federal bailout money should be required to halt foreclosures for 90 days, but that hasn't happened yet.
"I voted for Obama just for that reason," said Leroy Hernandez, 52, who lives outside Richmond, Va., and fears foreclosure is imminent on his home loan. "Maybe I'm just gullible."
The company that collects payments on Hernandez's loan, Litton Loan Servicing, is owned by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which has received $10 billion in federal bailout money.
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Congress last year created the Hope for Homeowners program, which was supposed to allow 400,000 troubled homeowners swap risky loans for traditional 30-year fixed-rate loans with lower rates. But only 25 loans have been approved since the program started in October out of 451 applications, despite more than 66,000 calls to the Federal Housing Administration about it from consumers and lenders.
Under a bill being considered by the House committee, several restrictions on the program would be lifted in hopes of allowing more people to qualify.
Meg Burns, the federal housing official in charge of the program, testified this week that tight restrictions on who can qualify and high fees have led to the disappointing results. The bill being considered Wednesday would reduce those fees and lift some of those restrictions.
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However, some consumer advocates argue the changes aren't enough.
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