It's law week in Canada and the brilliantly prolific Jordan Furlong at Law21 celebrates justice with Blawg Review #207:  All the News that Fits, helpfully including the following outline for his comprehensive review of the best posts in last week's Blawgosphere.  If you haven't yet given yourself the pleasure of Jordan's prose, this week is the week to do so.

(image:  a rejected "finalist" for the flag of Canada:  a "[c]ompromise idea created by Alan Beddoe, who wanted to appease the Royalists and the French population.")

Section A - News

1. The Recession
2. Prosecutors on the Ropes
3. Same-sex Marriage

Section B - World

1. International Justice
2. Spotlight: Canada

Section C - Business

1. Law Practice Innovation
2. Google
3. Copyright

Section D - Life
Section E - Sports
Section F - Technology
Section G - Education
Section H - Community
Section I - Religion
Section J - Comics
Section K - Editorial

As Jordan reminds us

Exactly four years ago this week, Blawg Review made its debut. Two hundred and seven installations later — stop and think about that for a second, of all the work by Ed, Colin,Victoria and others — it’s still going strong. If you’re a law blogger who hasn’t yet stepped up and hosted this brilliant and critically important example of citizen legal journalism, you owe it  — to yourself, to your blawgging colleagues, and most importantly, to the public at large that needs to hear what we know — to sign up now.

Blawg Review has information about next week’s host, and instructions how to get your blawg posts reviewed in upcoming issues