David is the Airblogger, providing law, technology, mobility and random meme echoes.

The DLA Weblog is the online journal of the Dartmouth Lawyers Association. It’s published by Doug Simpson, who also pens Unintended Consequences as well as River of Dreams. That’s a lot of blogging.

• Legal Services of Northern California has its own weblog, the AdvocateFeed, with lots of terrific links.
• Another organization that’s blogging is the Center for Information Technology and Dispute Resolution.
• Digitus Impudicus features three lawyers blogging.

• Displacement of Concepts provides “Thoughts on technology, innovation, law, economics, cyberspace, intellectual property, and other things of interest to the humans inhabiting the information society, brought to you by a few folks at the University of East Anglia and the Norwich Law School.”
• Monyca, a 2003 law school graduate and current NYC criminal defense attorney,

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Russ over at Legal Memo-Random has moved his blawg to here.

• Disputation is written by a software and systems engineer-turned-law student at Georgetown University Law Center.
• Although I originally thought Letters of Marque was written by someone named — well, Mark — it turns out the blog is actually “Heidi Bond’s blog of life as a weird Michigan law student.”

• Trials and Tribulations features “a trial lawyer’s commentary on his cases, significant legal developments and occasionally, life in general.”
• Christopher Cross, a Los Angeles law student who by his own admission should be studying, is instead publishing Legal XXX, which is “not as dirty as it sounds.”