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Law.Gov Report Query
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Hi -
I haven't seen a lot of uptake on the idea of a contest with
submissions due May 31. No queries from prospective entrants or prize
contributors.
I'm considering repurposing that money, perhaps to give to student
interns this summer. Is anybody out there frantically working on a
law.gov report/contest entry? Any profs out there who pitched this to... more »
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The Law.Gov Report
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Public.Resource.Org is pleased to announce the Law.Gov Report contest.
A series of 15 workshops were conducted that resulted in a strong
consensus on 10 core principles. Those workshops also produced a huge
amount of material to work with including presentations by many of the
leading lights in the field.... more »
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FCC National Broadband Plan Recommendation Consistent with Law.gov
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Colleagues:
I just saw that the FCC's National Broadband Plan, released March 16,
2010, contains a recommendation at page 318 [link] that
seems consistent with the Law.gov principles, and that cites Carl:
"Recommendation 15.1: The primary legal documents of the federal
government should be free and accessible to the public on digital... more »
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Brief Status Update
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Greetings -
With the commencement of the American Association of Law Libraries
Annual Meeting, I thought it would be appropriate to post a brief
status update on the Law.Gov effort.
In June, we completed the last of 15 workshops. You can see video from
many of these workshops already online in the following locations:... more »
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Message from Kent McKeever
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Dear Colleagues,
I understand there is supposed to be a final Law.Gov meeting Friday at
Harvard. I have never rec'd any bumf about it. I would appreciate it
if this could be distributed to the participants.
Kent McKeever
Director, Diamond Law Library
Columbia Law School
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Harvard Workshop on 6/18
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Law.gov : Putting It All Together
Friday, June 18th, 2010
Harvard Law School, Pound 107
10:00-3:00PM
Co-hosted by
The Harvard Law School Library
Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard niversity
Law.gov : Putting It All Together
The Harvard Law School Law.Gov workshop on June 18 is the last in a 6-... more »
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Massachusetts Workshop on 6/17
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Law.gov: Massachusetts Workshop
Thursday, June 17th, 2010
10:00am-3:00pm
Harvard Law School, Pound 107
Co-hosted by:
The Harvard Law School Library
The Berkman Center for Internet and Society
Law.gov: Massachusetts
Do we have access to all primary legal materials in Massachusetts?
What are the best practices for making information accessible? What... more »
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New mailing lists?
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Hi - At the Cornell workshop, a number of groups have indicated a desire to continue work on drafts on topics such as document IDs, scaffolding, markup and metadata. I promised to create some new mailing lists to facilitate discussion for these topics. But, before creating new mailing lists, I was wondering how many and... more »
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California inventory - new columns, questions
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Hi all, I've been looking at what's in the inventory so far, visiting a lot of the resources, and talking with Erika about the ways in which we're likely to want to use this information. The main thing that strikes me is that many or most of these materials have an unofficial online version and an official print one. The existing format of just one... more »
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Texas Workshop on 5/4
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Texas Law School, May 4, 2010 Co-Convenors: Harry S. (Terry) Martin III and Carl Malamud Tarlton Law Library The University of Texas Law School 727 East Dean Keeton Street Austin, TX 78705 Registration and Questions to Terry Martin via email: TMartin at law.utexas.edu We would like to invite you to a Law.gov session at the University of... more »
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