Harvard Is Digitizing Nearly 40 Million Pages Of Case Law So You Can Access It Online And For Free | Bostonomix. It is inevitable. All law is moving to the Internet, and lawyers and citizens will be able to research it online. Google has already done this for millions of legal cases and documents. Now, Harvard is doing the same with its massive collection of case law books. The process is very interesting, and this description is a good read. Law for the people.
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August 31, 2016
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