Popehat

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Popehat is a law-oriented blog.^[1] According to its tagline, Popehat is a "group complaint about law, liberty, and leisure". Its primary blogger, American attorney Ken White,^[2] writes about law, scams, and freedom of expression on the Internet^[3] in a blunt, often crass style. A Twitter account under the same name was later established, and amassed hundreds of thousands of followers.