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An Analysis of Primary State Legal Information

A copyright clash is heating up between the Ivy League publishers of The Bluebook and legal activists who are preparing to post online what they describe as a simpler, free alternative to the "bible of legal citation."

The Harvard Library Copyright Advisor program was established in 2014 to create a culture of shared understanding of copyright among Harvard faculty, students, and staff in support of pedagogy, research, and innovation. This site, which will serve as a clearinghouse of resources created by the Copyright Advisor, Copyright First Responders, and Copyright Fellows, is intended to help meet this program's mission by providing information and educational resources for Harvard University and beyond about fair use, publishing and licensing, state copyright laws, and more.

In October, the Harvard Law Library announced that it is digitizing its entire collection of United States case law. Coincidentally, I am spending a year with the Harvard Law Library Innovation Lab (the part of the law library responsible for the digitation project) as a Research Fellow, so I’ve had a front row seat to […]

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If you've used the records website, you know it's a pain. At last week's DC Legal Hackers Meetup, Carl Malamud laid out his plans for changing that.