“The most compelling, cutting-edge, honest legal writing being produced in this country today is happening on the Internet, and the crop improves daily. From the fistful of judges (including Richard Posner) who maintain regular blogs, to the vast and growing number of law professors and law students who find the time to post daily, it’s clear that the real bones and guts and sinew of the national conversation is happening online, and not in print.”
I didn’t say it. I wish I had. Nope, not me. Dahlia Lithwick, author of this story in The American Lawyer gets the credit, and Kevin Heller gets the hat tip for pointing me (and everyone) to it.
