Sentences with phrase «digitized legal materials»

The mission of the Chesapeake Digital Preservation Group is to successfully develop and implement a program to stabilize, preserve, and ensure permanent access to critical born - digital and digitized legal materials on the World Wide Web.

Our own founder here at Slaw, Simon Fodden, was able to dig up a law school curriculum at Osgoode Hall from 1890 due to a project digitizing legal material.

In addition to digitizing legal materials LLMC Digital has a longstanding commitment to preserving the original print — «the original paper blocks of scanned books are preserved in ideal dark - archive space leased by LLMC in salt mines in Kansas.».

Initially, preservation was accomplished using microfiche, but when the digital age began LLMC became LLMC Digital and began digitizing legal materials and making them available and searchable at low cost.

Not exact matches

One of the shortcomings with the CRL / JSTOR partnership is that there are no active Canadian partners; nor is there any conscious effort specifically to digitize and preserve law journals or other legal materials.

Fortunately, there are many initiatives at various stages of implementation to digitize older Canadian legal material.

I have in the past hoped for good (or better) interfaces to the massive amounts of older Canadian legal materials being digitized on the Internet Archive.

Legal publishers have digitized and made available online many Canadian primary legal resources such as case law and legislation (although there are still pockets of information that aren't available online) although the secondary materials lag beLegal publishers have digitized and made available online many Canadian primary legal resources such as case law and legislation (although there are still pockets of information that aren't available online) although the secondary materials lag belegal resources such as case law and legislation (although there are still pockets of information that aren't available online) although the secondary materials lag behind.

Most of the digitization initiatives described by Lyonette in her article have been organized and are being funded by academic, research or national libraries, so it's perhaps not surprising that the emphasis has been on digitizing «books»; consequently, if any inherently legal materials are included in the collections, it's by chance, and they are secondary sources, not primary sources of law.

An additional impediment to legal research in the Internet Archive is that the materials have been digitized and can only be retrieved as «volumes» and not as discrete «documents»; i.e., you can find and retrieve v. 1 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1914, but it's time - consuming getting to p. 317 of that volume if you're looking specifically for the Succession Duty Act, RSO 1914, c 24 (though once there, you can easily bookmark the page).