Moritz Legal Information Blog

Carolyn Elefant at the Legal Blog Watch links to some good advice for law firm associates.

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has released the Intelligence Community Legal Reference Book . This book was published in 2007, but has just been released to the general public. It includes legislation, procedures, and guidelines related to intelligence and national security. All documents in the book are unclassified.

A checklist for law student papers , written by University of Missouri-Kansas City law faculty. From Heafey Headnotes .

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The WSJ Law Blog has an interesting post about some recent free speech developments in Canada. The post, among other things, is dicussing this recent New York Times article .

The blogs have been buzzing about this New York Times article that talks about how professors can track their "popularity" by looking at the number of times their articles are downloaded. I'm skeptical that professors actually care about this very much, but I suppose everyone likes to know that people are interested in their work.

The second annual report from the computer security company McAfee identifies the safest and most dangerous domains for users seeking to avoid spyware, viruses, and other unwanted software. This riskiest top level domain this year is ".hk" (Hong Kong); number two is ".cn" (China). From the Law Librarian Blog .