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…been rewritten.) There are courts and legislatures that just want to make law; they do precious little to budget for preservation and authentication, or make the laws searchable, without which…

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From ABA News: “Site aiming to prevent ‘link rot’ for legal researchers wins 2015 Webby,” by Molly McDonough, 4/27/15: Excerpt: “A service that enables courts and researchers to make…

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…acquire. People need the advice of lawyers. But that costs money. Excerpt from the report: “Healthy Courts Provide Resources for Self-Represented Litigants: Statistics show that self-represented litigants don’t think they…

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…to help public courts protect government secrets when courts are called upon to do so. The guide provides information about the Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA), information security officers, and…

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Pandemic Rapid Response Team (RRT) Eviction Diversion Lab, a National Center for State Courts (NCSC) webinar: “The looming risk of an explosion in eviction filings remains ever-present, and state…

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Sources of information on the FRCP: 1) The U.S. Courts Rulemaking pages. 2) The U.S. Courts homepage on rules of practice, procedure, and evidence. 3) Cornell Law School (Legal…

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