Lawyer Randy Tunac introduces us to Manifest Border, the web’s first immigration blog. (Via Denise)

And Decnavda’s Dialectic presents news and information on tax court opinions. (Via Bob)

Glenn Garnes of The ESQlawtech Weekly has debuted Res Ipsa Blawquitur, a community weblog designed to give lawyers (and others, I suppose) an opportunity to give blogging a try.

was going to wait until he had a few more posts to announce the debut of the weblog UnivAtty, but the wily Denise beat me to it. Chris Holmes, a former law firm colleague and longtime good friend, is now working in the world of academia, advising university officials and such. A blawg on…

Glenn Garnes has transformed his LawTech site into a weblog — welcome!

Two new weblogs to report on today — first up is How Green is My Country, a blawg devoted to environmentalism and the law. (ViaHoward).

And the first presidential blog is up — it’s the Howard Dean 2004 Call to Action Weblog. I wonder how many other presidential candidates will follow

Here are few new law-related weblogs discovered by others:

Franchise and Biz Op Information is offered by the Toronto law firm of Webster Bhathal, LLP. There are actually three blogs here —Business Opportunity News, Franchise News, and The Psychology of Fraud. Better yet, they all have RSS feeds. (Via Bill Gratch…

Following in the footsteps of First Amendment blawg Actual Malice is FourthAmendment.com, from criminal defense lawyer John Wesley Hall. This weblog is designed as the online supplement to the 2002 edition of the book Search and Seizure. (Via TalkLeft)

Phil Gyford offers this nice page describing weblog terms for weblog readers. Learn more about RSS, permalinks, trackback, and more.