Sentences with phrase «electronic case reporter»

Developed by the Center for Computer - Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI), the site describes itself as an «electronic case reporter» that makes the opinions searchable and also provides them as ebook collections.

Not exact matches

Our tables of cases still include citations to as many as four print reporters, and we tend not to include cites to electronic sources unless nothing else is available.

Specifically, legal case research, once conducted exclusively through the use of print - based resources (reporter volumes, case digests, treatises), is now conducted primarily through searches of electronic legal databases.

Full - service subscribers to Canada Law Book's law reports (Dominion Law Reports, Canadian Criminal Cases, Labour Arbitration Cases, Canadian Patent Reporter, Ontario Municipal Board Reports, Land Compensation Reports) are eligible to receive «e-Reports», an electronic version of the weekly or monthly paper parts.

From the library side of legal work, some theoretical MWP examples: extra research to confirm a trusted person's work, legislative research that goes back too far in time, looking for every case rather than the best cases that clarify an issue, filing a looseleaf service that hasn't been consulted in several years, pulling and copying print case reporters when you already have an electronic copy.

Now that few writers rely on print reporters, with many actually lacking reasonable access to them, the rule's explicit prohibition on using Westlaw or LEXIS (or presumably any other electronic source) «as a source for the official case name» is manifestly an anachronism.