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Musing on Legislative History
Legislative history is, essentially, whatever sources you can find that help reveal the intent of the legislative body in it’s conduct, usually passing legislation. But the principle also appli… more →
Legal Bibliography Today
On Not Joining the West 600 Club
Paul Lomio wrote 1 week ago: Today’s mail brought four new West supplements, each costing more than $ 600.00. The first, ju … more →
Digital Statutory Supplements for Legal Education
Paul Lomio wrote 2 weeks ago: “Digital Statutory Supplements for Legal Education” C. STEVEN BRADFORD, Universit … more →
The Decline and Fall of the Dominant Paradigm: Trustworthiness of Case Reports in the Digital Age
Paul Lomio wrote 3 weeks ago: The latest issue of the New York Law School Law Review just crossed my desk, with many interesting a … more →
Update to Rudovsky v. West Publishing Corp.
Paul Lomio wrote 3 weeks ago: Here is an update to a case commented upon earlier here and here. Law Professors Clear Hurdle in Sui … more →
Legal Ontologies Spin a Semantic Web
Paul Lomio wrote 3 weeks ago: Legal Ontologies Spin a Semantic Web By Dr. Adam Z. Wyner Special to Law.com June 8, 2009 “The … more →
Submission Guide for Online Law Review Supplements
Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Students and others who wish to publish in Sidebar, Unbound, First Impressions, CONNtemplations, PEN … more →
Helium Pricing
Brian Provenzale wrote 1 month ago: Helium is lighter than air, so a balloon filled with it will obviously keep floating upwards. Not t … more →
New journal: European Labour Law Journal
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Sergio Stone wrote 1 month ago: Intersentia Publishing will release the inaugural voluem of European Labour Law Journal later in 200 … more →
Minnesota Law Review Headnotes
Erika Wayne wrote 1 month ago: We blogged about the Legal Workshop here. Now this new law journal development from Minnesota Law R … more →
Where Have All Our Cowboys Gone? Authentication of Online Legal Resources
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Kate Wilko wrote 1 month ago: John Joergensen, a reference librarian at Rutgers-Camden, writes about the on-going issue of authent … more →
A Westlaw Tale
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Erika Wayne wrote 1 month ago: Paul recently blogged here about a news headline: “Westlaw rises to legal information fame by … more →
What Price, Captain?
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Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday I saw, and thoroughly enjoyed, the new Star Trek movie. It’s fun, and funny with so … more →
Westlaw rises to legal publishing fame by selling free information
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Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: From the Minneapolis City Pages: “Westlaw rises to legal publishing fame by selling free info … more →
The Next Generation of Legal Citations Survey, and Authentication and Link Rot Issues
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Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: Link rot is a pet peeve of mine. A posting I made on June 11, 2008, “Law School Laptop Bans, … more →
The Original Law Journals
Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: “The Original Law Journals” Green Bag 2d, Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 187-217, Winter 2009 Geor … more →
OregonLaws.org - Nifty!
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Erika Wayne wrote 2 months ago: Law students working to improve the system — from the folks at Building a Better Legal Profess … more →
Rudovsky v. West Publishing Corp. - Judge writes readers were "not informed that some cases cited in earlier volumes had since been reversed or modified."
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Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: An earlier post here, “So Who Does Write Those Expensive Supplements and Updates to Big Name T … more →
So Who Does Write Those Expensive Supplements and Updates to Big Name Treatises?
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Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a story from The Legal Intelligencer, “Law professors seek injunction over … more →
Law Journals and Open Access: A Call to Action
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Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a little article I just wrote for Speaking of Computers, ”an e-newsletter for the … more →
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