The website Open Jurist (http://openjurist.org), which we have reviewed on past occasions, recently added the United States Code to its collection of core legal materials. The search capabilities are not yet fully operational, but the entire Code has been uploaded and can be browsed. I understand that the Code is shown as at November 2009… Read More »
On 5 June 2009, I described a new website that offers free access to a substantial body of the case law of the U.S. federal courts: http://openjurist.org The website is ambitious in its scope, and should be particularly valuable to the many people who do not have access to databases such as Lexis and Westlaw.… Read More »
We have recently learned of a new website that offers free access to a substantial body of the case law of the U.S. federal courts: http://openjurist.org The website contains published reports only, but these amount to many thousands of cases. The cases are from United States Reports (U.S.) and from the Federal Reporter (F., F.2d, and F.3d), though coverage of the latter… Read More »
One of the great pleasures of working for the Bodleian Law Library is having at one’s fingertips a collection of such size and scope that, for anyone with a serious interest in law and related subjects, it is difficult not to find something that is fascinating in unexpected ways. I have long been aware that our USSR collection is very large and that our collections devoted to… Read More »
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