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On reckless tweeting

My latest contribution to the New England Faculty Blog explains why Twitter pundits could use a good dose of jury duty. Check it out!

Author Jordan SingerPosted on February 27, 2019Categories UncategorizedTags blogging, jury duty, social media, TwitterLeave a comment on On reckless tweeting

Guest blogging

I am guest blogging over at Prawfsblawg this month, and will have some occasional long pieces there in addition to regular updates here. Please check it out!

Author Jordan SingerPosted on February 5, 2018Categories UncategorizedTags bloggingLeave a comment on Guest blogging

What are interdependent courts?

Courts cannot do their jobs without the support of the other branches of government, the bar, and the public. This blog is part of an ongoing project to observe how courts interact with their environments.

This blog is maintained by Professor Jordan Singer.

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