Court Struggles to Balance Public Access With For-Profit Interests
By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal
10/30/2009
“Three months after an attorney complained that the California Supreme Court was giving away valuable appellate briefs to for-profit firms, the court is still trying to figureout how to get itself out of the sticky copyright dilemma without reducing public access.”
This all began when attorney Edmond Connor contacted the court in July after finding his brief on Lexis (and not for free). More on this here. Read the letter that he sent to Justice Ronald M. George and Mr. William C. Vickrey this summer.
October 30, 2009 at 8:28 pm
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