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October 24, 2012

How Open? Survey of Online State Primary Legal Resources

This is the sixth annual Open Access Week so it seems appropriate to see just how far states have progressed to provide open access to their primary legal resources online.

AALL: 2011-2012 Preliminary Analysis of AALL’s State Legal Inventories (September 2012; Updated October 2012)

Sunlight Foundation: State Regulations Online wiki page and Matt Rumsey's blog post, Survey: How Many States Publish Rules and Regulations Online?

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October 24, 2012 in Digital Collections, Electronic Resource, Legal Research | Permalink