The latest on open access to legal opinions from Peter Martin: Better Never than So Very Late? « Citing Legally

In today’s environment, reducing the time involved in bringing the Court’s decisions to print, whether preliminary or final, is no longer an important goal. Making them promptly available to the public, the legal profession, and the nation’s other courts in final citable form is and that requires a serious program of electronic publication.

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As always insightful analysis from Cornell’s Peter Martin. I think we should all just listen to Prof. Martin and do what he says.

Library Innovation Lab leader talks ‘unbinding the law’ with the Caselaw Access Project – Harvard Law Today | Harvard Law Today

Historically, libraries have been collections — books, multimedia materials and artwork. But increasingly they’re about connections, linking digital data in new and different ways, but Harvard Law’s Caselaw Access Project is a state-of-the-art example of that shift.

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