Judicial elections, jury trials, legal citation tools among blawg topics

By: dmc-admin//March 9, 2009//

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Wisconsin’s latest legal blogs feature a variety of discussions including the lack of judicial accountability due to uncontested races. The following list spotlights the most recent postings on state blawgs.

Christopher King opines at the Marquette Faculty Blog that, “Because so few lower court judicial elections are actually contested, the judiciary is isolated from accountability much like a judiciary selected by an appointment system.”

Robert B. Teuber addresses personal liability for sales taxes at Wisconsin Lawyers Blog.

Bonnie Schucha at WisBlawg discusses various tools for legal citations.

Attorney Jon Groth discusses jury trials and settlements at Wisconsin Personal Injury Weblog.

Frank Pasternak at Wisconsin Personal Injury Lawyers wonders why some personal injury firms are so large.

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