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Saturday, August 02, 2008

"High Court Justices Go Digital to Access Founding-Era Documents"

Law.com had an article earlier in the week on The Constitutional Sources Project, which "has digitized and made freely available online more than 11,000 historical documents relating to the Constitution and the amendments." That's a link to bookmark.

[Via How Appealing.]

Posted by at 06:00 AM in Appellate practice |

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