Prawfsblawg has initiated a project that it calls "Research Canons.”  According to the blog, the “purpose of this project is to get input from you, our readers, about the most important works of scholarship in the various areas of legal inquiry.”  The project should produce a great list of resources that will be helpful to professors, students and practioners.  I intend to follow it and recommend that you do the same.

Here are the subjects that will be covered (and the dates on which the blog will be requesting input): 

    * Civil Procedure - 9/6
    * Contracts - 9/7
    * Criminal Law - 9/11
    * Criminal Procedure - 9/12
    * Property & Real Estate Law - 9/13
    * Torts - 9/14
    * Constitutional Law - 9/18
    * Administrative Law - 9/19
    * Antitrust - 9/20
    * Commercial Law - 9/21
    * Corporate Law - 9/25
    * Dispute Resolution - 9/26
    * Employment and Labor Law - 9/27
    * Energy Law - 9/28
    * Environmental Law - 10/2

Start thinking of the resources that you would add to each category and contribute to the canon!