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- Bloomberg Law on the Web, an early review http://bit.ly/jeKad 3 weeks ago
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- Trying to put the "public" back in PACER (Public Access to Court . . ). http://bit.ly/vJmCo Pls sign 3 weeks ago
- "She's a bicycle rider, I'm a bicycle rider. We talked a little bit about our favorite routes." -- Sen. Schumer speaking of Sonia Sotomayor 1 month ago
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- Palm Center legal memo outlines what the Sec'y of Def. can do to modify the enforcement of “don’t ask, don’t tell” http://bit.ly/Q72M2 58 minutes ago
- Don't Ask Don't Tell: list of nations allowing gays to openly serve in military http://bit.ly/vfPFJ -from the Palm Center @ UCSB (ht SFGate) 1 hour ago
- rt @rcalo Privacy and the Democratization of Fame | Stanford Center for Internet and Society http://bit.ly/otwlT 2 days ago
- Fastcase on Good Guys Roster http://bit.ly/V6DE4 - recognizing e-publshng realizes efficiencies of scale that outpace increases in inflation 2 days ago
- RT @SunFoundation: Read more about the $18M contract to redesign Recovery.gov @SunlightLabs. Where is the transparency? http://bit.ly/h1vjE 3 days ago
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