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Second Circuit Judge Slams Pro Bono Work
The ACS Blog reports on Second Circuit Chief JudgeDennis Jacobs' controversial comments about pro bonowork made during a Federalist Society meetingin Rochester last week.The blog cites an article from the Daily Record of Rochesterwhich reports Jacobs' assertion that pro bono work is primarilyan "antisocial" and self-serving activity lawyers use todevelop their skills, firms use to recruit and "give solace"to associates, and nonprofits use to further a political agenda.Jacobs is quoted as saying that "No public good is good foreverybody."
posted by Wendy Scott | 9:18 AM
 
CiteGenie - Automatic Bluebook Citations When Using Westlaw
Marc Hershovitz has a new article on LLRX describingCiteGenie, an extension for the Firefox web browser thatautomatically creates Bluebook formatted pinpoint citationswhen copying from Westlaw.Here's an example cited in the article:"To test CiteGenie with state cases,"Georgia" was selected asthe target jurisdiction in the CiteGenie configuration. Selectingtext in 278 Ga. 268, CiteGenie cited it as:'The courts should be extremely hesitant to interfere with the electoral process." Mead v. Sheffield, 278 Ga. 268, 273, 601 S.E.2d 99, 102 (2004).'Changing the CiteGenie configuration to use "Florida" as the targetjurisdiction, CiteGenie cited the same case as:'The courts should be extremely hesitant to interfere with the electoral process.' Mead v. Sheffield, 601 S.E.2d 99, 102 (Ga. 2004).' CiteGenie ...knows...that both the state and regional reportershould be cited, but when citing to a court outside of Georgia,only the regional reporter should be used."Hershovitz explains how to install and configure the software anddescribes the features of this innovative new software. He alsoprovides examples from state and federal cases; unpublishedelectronic cases; neutral and public domain citations; and statutes.Of course, CiteGenie doesn't mean the end of the Bluebook;researchers should have a solid knowledge of citation rules,since no software program is perfect!According to the CiteGenie web site, the company is workingon a version of the software for LexisNexis citations and isdeveloping a version for Internet Explorer 6.x.
posted by Wendy Scott | 9:08 AM
The Future of Digital Casebooks
Robert Ambrogi reports on a conference of 40 legalacademics and law-book publishers held Sept. 27 on thetopic of the future of the legal course book. The conferencewas organized by Ronald K.L. Collins of theFirst Amendment Center in D.C. and David Skover ofSeattle University School of Law.Excerpts from Ambrogi's post as it appeared on LegalBlog Watch (10/8/2008) :"Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporter Andrea James concludedthat traditional publishers are confused about what professorswant and where the industry is heading, she writes, whileteachers want more flexibility in course materials and newways to engage students. Equally clear was that electroniccourse books could be just the ticket."The next step? Conference participants have agreed toform a "loose consortium" to foster the developmentand promotion of electronic course materials.Another report on the workshop appears in the Chronicle of HigherEducation (10/1/2008).
posted by Wendy Scott | 8:49 AM
New Blogs on the Law Profs Blogs Network
New blogs from the Law Professor Blogs Network:Native American Law Blog is edited by Timothy Pleasant andDeena DeGenova (both at Concord Law School) .Clinical Law Prof Blog has been relaunched. The blog isnow edited by Amy Graham and Naima Manley (bothare Public Interest Fellows & Staff Attorneys at MichiganState).Hat tip to Joe Hodnicki at the Law Librarian Blog.
posted by Wendy Scott | 3:48 PM
United Nations Yearbook Now Free Online
The Yearbook of the United Nations is now available forfree online. The Yearbook is the principal reference workof the United Nations and provides a detailed overview ofthe Organization's activities. Each Yearbook is fully indexedand includes all major General Assembly, Security Counciland Economic and Social Council resolutions.The collection, which currently covers the years 1946 - 2005,may be searched or browsed.
posted by Wendy Scott | 3:16 PM
i.lex: The Legal Research System for International Law in U.S. Courts
i.lex: The Legal Research System for International Law in U.S. Courts, is an online database of select U.S. court casesand related materials involving international law. Aninitiative of the American Society of International Law,the database is a resource for identifying and understandinghow international law is interpreted and applied by U.S.courts at both the federal and state level.Users may browse and search the i.lex database for casesinvolving international law in the follow ways: 1) by using oneof the drop down menus that groups content by internationaltreaty, topic area, US state and federal jurisdiction, andinternational tribunal; 2) by keyword search using the search bar;3) and by clicking on the search terms provided in the i.lex tag cloud.
posted by Wendy Scott | 4:46 PM
New "Google Blog Search" Homepage
The Official Google Blog (10/1/2008) announces thatGoogle has launched a new Blog Search homepage.From the press release:"Adapting some of the technology pioneered by GoogleNews, we're now showing categories on the left side of thewebsite and organizing the blog posts within those categoriesinto clusters, which are groupings of posts about the samestory or event. Grouping them in clusters lets you see thebest posts on a story or get a variety of perspectives.When you look within a cluster, you'll find a collection ofthe most interesting and recent posts on the topic, alongwith a timeline graph that shows you how the story is gainingmomentum in the blogosphere."
posted by Wendy Scott | 4:40 PM
FindLaw Adds RSS Feeds for 23 Courts
Robert Ambrogi (LawSites) reports that FindLaw has addedRSS feeds for case summaries from the Supreme Court, thefederal circuit courts and state appellate courts in California,Delaware, Florida, Illinois, New York and Texas. It has alsointroduced practice-area feeds that provide case summariesfor 16 practice areas. Feeds provide summaries of the opinionsand links to the full text.List of feeds : FindLaw: RSS Feeds.
posted by Wendy Scott | 4:37 PM
Harvard To Adopt Pass-Fail Grading System
An article in the Harvard Crimson (9/26/2008) reports that Harvard Law School Dean ElenaKagen has announced that the law school will bemoving to a pass-fail grading system in the fall of2009. Brian Leiter has also posted on the topic, andcomments following his post contemplate thepossible motivations, merits and dangers of thepass-fail model.
posted by Wendy Scott | 7:54 PM
Library of Congress Releases Newly Redesigned Global Legal Monitor
From the announcement:"The Law Library of Congress is pleased to announce thelaunch of the redesigned Global Legal Monitor. TheGlobal Legal Monitor has transformed from a monthly publishedPDF to a dynamic continuously updated website. The new GlobalLegal Monitor has the ability to view legal developments by topic(more than one hundred so far) and by jurisdiction (over one hundredand fifty). The content of the Global Legal Monitor can also besearched through its advanced search interface. Each legal development has its own permanent link for easy access,sharing, and bookmarking. To keep up to date on new legaldevelopments in the Global Legal Monitor subscribe to itsRSS feed."
posted by Wendy Scott | 7:50 PM
CALI Lesson Link: Link to CALI Lessons in Your Course Web Site
Law faculty - did you know that you can linkto CALI lessons from inside of your course web site?"LessonLink is a feature of the CALI website that letsfaculty create a unique hyperlink to an already existingCALI lesson. Faculty can use this hyperlink on their coursesweb pages (i.e. TWEN, BlackBoard, class blog, or other coursewebsite) or send it via email to their students."The CALI LessonLink web page covers:What is LessonLink?What lessons can I create LessonLinks to?How long will LessonLinks last?Why would I use LessonLink?I want to create some links, how do I get started?
posted by Wendy Scott | 9:09 AM
New Articles on LLRX
Highlights of new features and columns on theweb journal, LLRX:Researching Medical Literature on the Internet - 2008Gloria MiccioliCriminal Law Resources: DNA Post-Conviction ResourcesKen StrutinThe Art of Written Persuasion: The Problem with the Case Method and the Case for the Problem MethodTroy SimpsonA complete list of new articles may be found here.
posted by Wendy Scott | 8:51 AM
Lawyer2Lawyer Legal Podcast: The Lehman Bros.Collapse
Co-hosts Robert Ambrogi and J. Craig Williamsare discussing the Lehman Brothers collapseon this week's Lawyer2Lawyer podcast on theLegal Talk Network. Joining the co-hosts areAttorney John D. Penn, Partner at the firm,Haynes and Boone, LLP and Attorney Victor Bass,Partner at the firm, Burns & Levinson LLP."Hear their take on the legal options and strategiesbeing used in this unprecedented case."Download or play here.
posted by Wendy Scott | 8:44 AM
Chesapeake Project Legal Information Archive
The Chesapeake Project is a two-year pilot digital preserva-tion program established to preserve and ensure permanentaccess to vital legal information currently available in digitalformats on the World Wide Web. The project is a collaborativeventure implemented under the auspices of the Legal InformationPreservation Alliance (LIPA) by three LIPA-member libraries: theGeorgetown University Law Library, the Maryland State LawLibrary, and the Virginia State Law Library.* The Maryland State Law Library digital-archive collection containsitems that describe, analyze, document, propose, clarify, or definepublic-policy and legal issues that affect the citizens of the state ofMaryland.* The Virginia State Law Library digital-archive collection representsthe online publications of the state’s judicial branch of government,including those of the Supreme Court of Virginia and the JudicialCouncil of Virginia.* The Georgetown Law Library digital-archive collection includessecondary legal materials based on scholarly areas of interest andthe established legal research institutes at the Georgetown LawCenter, as well as jurisdictional materials by and about theDistrict of Columbia.
posted by Wendy Scott | 4:56 PM
Report - Closing Guantánamo: From Bumper Sticker to Blueprint
Sarah Mendelson of the The Center for Strategic andInternational Studies is the author of the newly releasedClosing Guantánamo: From Bumper Sticker to Blueprint: A Report of the CSIS Human Rights and Security Initiative and the Working Group on Guantánamo and Detention Policy (PDF)."Sarah Mendelson and the CSIS Working Group on Guantánamoand Detention Policy have concluded that the costs of keepingGuantánamo open far outweigh the costs of closing it. Theyrecommend that the process of closing Guantánamo shouldbe achieved through a policy called R2T2: Review Release/Transfer and Try."Hat tip to the beSpecific blog.
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