Sentences with phrase «case law databases»

A similar expectation now exists for case law databases — the user expects them to include every accessible case.

In building complete case law databases, funding is the issue.

Cases are updated daily, a case is classified and uploaded to the specific case law database as soon as it is received from a court or tribunal.

At present, the archives have fallen short on their mandates to collect and preserve case law databases, which remain primarily in private hands and are frequently stored off shore.

In the event that the National Library and Archives does make case law databases from commercial publishers subject to Legal Deposit, the question then arises as to what, if any, public access should be given to those databases.

As I wrote in my original review, a key area in which the The Daubert Tracker distinguishes itself from other case law databases is that, even if the case never mentions the expert's name or expertise, The Daubert Tracker provides it.

The Self - Represented Litigant Case Law Database Project began in January of 2017, and is a continuing work - in - progress.

Once we have completed our searches of family and civil cases back to 2010, we shall publish the complete SRL Case Law Database on the NSRLP website, where it will be searchable, downloadable and free.

As I have suggested on other occasions, one option might be to work with the various federal and provincial archives to create comprehensive case law databases for the public archives, and provide access to the public on their behalf.

Growing quickly from 20 legislative and case law databases comprising 20,000 documents in 2001 to more than 153,000 documents across 65 databases in 2003, CanLII's leadership, along with its publishing partner Lexum, recognized that CanLII must be responsive to the evolving demands of its users.

Missing however, from the self - congratulatory posts, rationalizations for incomplete case law databases, and the unfulfilled promise of expanding its meagre coverage of secondary, was any realistic critique of what had been achieved and what remains to be done if it is to become a useful tool for legal research.

The United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has a Human Trafficking Case Law Database with over 1000 case briefs from 80 different countries.

We offer 20 New Zealand topical case law database on Westlaw Asia.

Darts - IP is a global case law database exclusively for IP law.

We're very pleased to announce that our NSRLP team has grown, and this summer we have three wonderful new Research Assistants working alongside two veteran RAs on our burgeoning Case Law Database (CLD).

Official website Access to national case law database.

One example of this can be found in Chapter 7, Free Governmental Online Case Law Databases.

For some reason that I am unable to understand Google does not seem interested in creating any sort of case law database.

A key area in which the The Daubert Tracker distinguishes itself from other case law databases, MDEX CEO Myles Levin said in an interview, is that even if the case never mentions the expert's name or expertise, The Daubert Tracker provides it.

«The paper explains the construction, content and features of the first version of the Library, which as of July 2012 contains 12 databases including one case law database from each of the seven colonies (including New Zealand), some of which are «recovered» cases

Today's report — «Introducing the SRL Case Law Database» — describes the search methodology we have developed with the assistance of WestLawCanada to identify cases that fall within our parameters.

Rather than spending time determining how many angels can dance of the head of a pin (i.e, how many cases constitute a comprehensive database), use CanLII's resources to determine how to fund and build complete case law databases.

It must be because CanLII cites seem to vanish from the list of parallel cites in some paper journals published by commercial competitors who charge for access to their case law databases.

These do not appear to be published on CanLII or any other case law database.

I could not find within Google Scholar a description of the scope of the case law database.

In this decade, in this century, in this country, the primary, the most accessible and the most used source of the full text of the decision of the court or a tribunal is a case law database.

LexisNexis should be applauded for being first to the market in Canada with a case law database app.

The subscription includes the case law database, the e-mail update and the quarterly journal.

For a case law database, «comprehensive» means that within our continuous coverage (which is clearly stated) we have all the judgments which can be identified by one of these four approaches: — The court website (when applicable); — The neutral citation (some courts use a strict sequence of numbers); — The citations found in the Reflex set of 33 report series; — The citations found in CanLII documents.

Some case law databases, like Saskatchewan Cases or the Canadian Abridgment, consist of summaries or digests.

CanLII now appears to be wallowing in the murky waters of determining what constitutes a «comprehensive» case law database.

And if Thomson Reuters was so interested in promoting access to justice why don't they give the general public free use of their case law database?

The Law Foundation of Ontario has funded a large project to extend the historical coverage of CanLII's case law databases.

Sandra Shushani has also worked for NSRLP since her 2L year, providing meticulous research and writing for the Case Law Database, and assisting Lidia in managing that ever - growing team.

At the same time, anyone searching Scholar's case law database can do so with a good amount of confidence in my opinion....»

Like every legal publisher, CanLII needs a steady revenue stream, whether in the form of a grant, for a fee for service, or for payment on subscription for access to case law databases.

The choice of language in the terms of reference recycles the vocabulary used by the commercial legal publishers to tout the qualities of their case law databases, when comparing them to the databases of their competitors.

Setting aside the question as to whether CanLII should even focus its development on case law databases, I would suggest that the terms of reference used for arriving at the definition of a comprehensive case law database are self limiting.

As well, both Quicklaw and CanLII have comprehensive collections of current legislation that, in the case of CanLII, are more popular than its case law databases.

If CanLII proposes to focus on developing its case law databases, and not pursue other options like secondary content, it should at the very least try to add real value to what is currently available.

In the Canadian market for case law databases, the only missing case law database is one that is truly a complete collection of case law, from every province and every court, something the commercial legal publishers have not achieved.

I really am suggesting that Lexum prospectively (and retrospectively) move the debate forward by eliminating the periods in case citations in their case law databases.

«The paper explains the construction, content and features of the first version of the Library, which as of July 2012 contains 12 databases including one case law database from each of the seven colonies (including New Zealand), some of which are «recovered» cases from newspaper reports, the complete annual legislation to 1900 from three of the colonies, plus legal scholarship concerning the colonial era.

The CanLII web site features 28 legislative databases and 276 case law databases, representing nearly 1.5 million cases.