John Banzhaf tweets about his various public interest endeavors @ProfBanzhaf.

Neil Buchanan tweets about tax, debt, and other issues @NeilHBuchanan.

Donald Clarke tweets about a variety of issues, including modern Chinese law @donaldcclarke.

Orin Kerr tweets on issues concerning computer crime law and criminal procedure @OrinKerr.

Robert Mahini tweets about government lawyering @robmahini.

Daniel Solove tweets about information privacy law @DanielSolove.

Jonathan Turley tweets on law and policy as well as subjects of general interest @JonathanTurley.

David Johnson tweets on advocacy competitions and GW Law's pro bono program @GWLawDeanDJ.

Beyond the Bar
Charles B. Craver
Professor Craver writes on topics related to legal negotiations for this blog, which focuses on developing the skills of young lawyers.

Chinese Law Prof Blog
Donald Clarke
Professor Clarke is the sole editor and contributor of Chinese Law Prof Blog. He discusses aspects of Chinese law.

Concurring Opinions
Daniel J. Solove, Lawrence A. Cunningham
Concurring Opinions, a general legal blog co-founded by Professor Solove, is a consortium of law professors who blog on a wide variety of legal issues including Constitutional law, legal ethics, privacy, and current events.

The Conglomerate
Lisa M. Fairfax
The Conglomerate was started in 2004 and focuses on law, business, and economics.

The Cultural Cognition Project
Don Braman
The Cultural Cognition Project is a group of scholars interested in studying how cultural values shape public risk perceptions and related policy beliefs.

Dorf on Law: Thoughts on Law, Politics, Economics and More from Michael Dorf, Neil Buchanan, and Occasionally Others
Neil Buchanan
Professor Buchanan contributes twice weekly posts discussing, among other issues, tax and budget policy. The blog is devoted to discussion of legal and public policy issues and is edited by Michael Dorf of Cornell Law School. (For more blogging by Professor Buchanan, see also "Verdict," below.)

europæus|law
Francesca Bignami
Francesca Bignami blogs for europæus|law, where scholars based in N. America examine European law from a transatlantic perspective.

The FCPA Blog
Jessica Tillipman
Assistant Dean Tillipman is a contributing editor and writer to this blog which provides practical information about the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and compliance.

International Economic Law and Policy
Steve Charnovitz
Professor Charnovitz is a regular contributor to the International Economic Law and Policy blog, a forum managed by WorldTradeLaw.net. Posts range in topic, but center around issues dealing with global economic law and policy issues.

IntLawGrrls
Naomi Cahn
Professor Cahn contributes to this blog that provides a forum for women who teach and work in international law, policy, and practice.

Res Ipsa Loquitur ("The Thing Itself Speaks")
Jonathan Turley
Professor Turley covers the serious and the bizarre of a wide-range of legal issues from criminal cases to politics to torts cases in the making.

Scotusblog
Orin Kerr
Professor Kerr is an occasional blogger on issues related to the Supreme Court.

techPresident
Spencer Overton
Professor Overton is a contributing blogger on techPresident, which covers how political campaigns-presidential, congressional and state-are using the web, as well as how voters are using the web to affect those campaigns.

Verdict
Neil Buchanan
Verdict is legal commentary and opinion from lawyers and academics designed to promote the exchange and analysis of ideas. Professor Buchanan contributes a column every other Thursday. (For more blogging by Professor Buchanan, see also "Dorf on Law," above.)

The Volokh Conspiracy
Orin Kerr
Professor Orin Kerr contributes to this collaborative blog which provides analysis of developments in the U.S. legal system and courts, as well as of recent legal news and events.