Some articles speak for themselves:
From: Law – “Finding Accurate Law Text Online Nearly Impossible” (from the Indiana Law Blog):
Excerpt: ‘… It sounded easy. Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s counsel, Denley Chew, slapped down some $2 bills and challenged a room of lawyers and legal researchers with laptops and iPhones to find the authoritative text of the landmark Fugitive Slave Act online.
It’s a new month (August!) and the funniest judge in the country is still on the bench and online:
In “A Ticket to Walk: Cap’n Crunch and the Other Terrorists” the good judge learns not to trust the law on the Internet, that cereals with the word “fruit” (or even frute or froot) in their names don’t necessarily contain fruit, and that “[a]ll that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to get too caught up in fantasy baseball.”
Justice Bedsworth, of the California Court of Appeals, returns with his not to be missed Criminal Waste of Space column in the Orange County Lawyer Magazine.
Oregon Legal Research Blog