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1. This looks good Mike – You use it for a different purpose then I do – for students rather than staff. I’d be interested to hear how it works for you and why you use a blog rather than a traditional site.

   Comment by John L — Thursday 8 January 2004 11:08 am #

2. John
   You are right, it is for students. It is so quick to use, I put the news I think is important here, then think about it then copy it onto the main sixthform.info/law site when I have time. It also ensures I don’t forget material or more important lose it.
   It is a supplement to and not a replacement for the main site.
   Mike

   Comment by Mike — Friday 16 January 2004 5:00 pm #

3. Hi – I’m glad I’ve finally found a UK law blog. Do you know of any others as I’ve been hunting for ages, and can find plenty of excellent US law blogs, but none, apart from yours, commenting on English law??

   Comment by Beatrice Collier — Thursday 29 April 2004 12:16 pm #

4. Thanks for your help Nick, I’ve had a look at the Venables site and it’s helpful. I agree with your recommendations: The Crooked Timber People are good.

   Comment by Beatrice — Thursday 6 May 2004 12:47 pm #

5. Nicholas: I knew the case had been heard in the CofA, and knew that it was to be handed down at 11 am in court 4, so I went looking for it.
   Mike

   Comment by Mike Souper — Thursday 6 May 2004 6:02 pm #

6. Nicholas: Hmmm, I now see what you mean, R v Dica has been removed. It was posted around lunch time, and I do recall it said that it was subject to editorial correction. It is still visible in BAILI at http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Crim/2004/1103.html

   Comment by Mike Souper — Thursday 6 May 2004 10:48 pm #

7. I have found the site very helpfull. For the last few weeks we have been learning about the duty of care.
   Am a kenya but am stdying in Uganda. Currently am the law society president at the university, i would greatly appreciate if you would donate some materials because we are on the process of establishing the society book bank.
   Hope for a positive feedback.
   name
   Duncan Matundura
   kampala international university
   law society
   po box 20000
   kampala-uganda

   Comment by Duncan Matundura — Tuesday 25 May 2004 8:14 pm #

8. Corporate Blawg UK thinks this is a great blog for making the law appeal (excuse the pun). Corporate Blawg has also set out to achieve the same, int he specialist area of Corporate Law (hmmm yum). Please check out the blawg, and let Corporate Blawg know what you think:

   http://corporatelawuk.typepad.com/corporate_blawg/

   Comment by Corporate Blawg UK — Tuesday 26 September 2006 12:52 pm #

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