Beginning on March 1st, Google will be initiating its new privacy policy. This policy will allow the company to combine your web history with information that Google has collected from their other products, such as YouTube or Google Plus, in …
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The Legal Language Explorer allows you to create graphs showing the number of U.S. Supreme Court cases which used a certain word or phrase over time. You can specify a time period between 1791 and 2005. I created a graph …
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Below we have highlighted some free sources of legal information on the web, with highlights from each source: Cornell’s Legal Information Institute (includes browseable U.S. Code). DRAGNET: Search of Free Legal Databases (Custom Google search by NY Law School). …
Professor Karin Mika recently presented at a Legal Writing Institute Workshop on the topic of doing legal research using free internet sources. Her presentation demonstrated that Google can be an effective alternative search tool, and is sometimes more efficient than …
From our Government Documents friends in the Great North West: “Northwest Government Information Network Handouts: Fall 2011, updated November 3, 2011. Fall 2011 featured Linda Clark, Seattle Regional Office, U.S. Census Bureau as our main speaker. She came to provide …
