Legal Scribbles is a great new blog where Martin George, law tutor at Birmingham University, lets off steam and struts his stuff. He’s also General Editor of the Conflict of Laws .net news and discussion portal/blog, but “conflictoflaws.net, whilst very interesting, is not exactly the place where one can post a rejoinder to something [vindictive] that Geeklawyer has said, or discuss something that Pupilblog has raised.” So he begat Legal Scribbles.
Martin seeks to provide answers to such fascinating questions as:
- Is sex on a plane legal?
- Why do students hate Land Law? Too difficult? Too boring?
- Is it appropriate for courts and legal academics to cite Wikipedia?
- Could private property rights work in outer space?
He answers only one unequivocally – Absolutely not. I’ll leave you to investigate which.
Many thanks for the kind words, Nick. I’m just beginning to find my feet in the blawgging world (conflictoflaws.net aside), so am pleased to hear that you don’t think Legal Scribbles is utter tripe.
I’ve added Binary Law to my blogroll, incidentally.
Thanks.