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Anonymous Law Firm LLP

Parody of a corporate law firm website.

http://www.anonymouslawfirm.com/

A Criminal Waste of Space

An irreverent look at legal developments across the United States, by California Associate Justice William W. Bedsworth.

http://www.acriminalwasteofspace.com/journal_beds.asp

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Free Classified Ads Portal

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Features odd laws from the United States, Canada, and around the world.

http://dumblaws.com/

Gavel2Gavel

Some of the funniest things people have said during court proceedings.

http://www.re-quest.net/g2g/humor/

Grudge Match

Litigation parodies involving celebrities.

http://www.grudge-match.com/History/legal.shtml

Juriscomic.com

Laugh at a lawyer, it's only fair. This site offers a collection of funny legal cartoons.

http://www.juriscomic.com/

Kangaroo Court of Australia

Featuring often neglected practice areas such as Flatulence Law and Troll Dispute Resolution.

http://morescones.com/kangacourt.htm

Laughing Lawyer

Opinionated, politically incorrect commentary and legal jokes.

http://laughing_lawyer.tripod.com/

Law Laughs

A selection of lawyer jokes and legal humor.

http://www.lawlaughs.com/

Lawhaha.com

Amusement for legal professionals and students from the monthly humor columnist for the American Bar Association Journal.

http://www.lawhaha.com/

LawHumor.com

Legal humor articles in PDF format, from a variety of publications. Also selling a humor album.

http://lawrencesavell.com/lawhumor/lawhumor.htm

Laws and Laugh

Humorous legal quotes, lawsuits, stories, cartoons, and jokes.

http://www.lawsandlaugh.com/

LawTunes

Legal humor songs available on CD.

http://www.lawtunes.com

'Lectric Law Library

Lawyer jokes and related humor, including bizarre news stories and lawsuits.

http://www.lectlaw.com/rub.html

Legal Humour.com - No Lawyer Jokes

Provides funny articles about lawyers, the law, and legal practice without the lawyer jokes.

http://www.legalhumour.com

Paul Brennan's Law and Disorder Blog

Humorous comment, stories, cartoons, and quotes relating to the law from a practicing lawyer.

http://www.brennanlaw.com.au/PaulBrennansblog.htm

PondScumAndLawyers.com

Displays a new lawyer joke with each visit to the site.

http://pondscumandlawyers.com/

Say What?!

Courtroom humor from Judge Jerry Buchmeyer.

http://www.texasbar.com/saywhat/weblog/

The True Stella Awards

Mailing list presenting a humorous twist on real cases.

http://www.stellaawards.com/

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