Sentences with phrase «electronic versions of laws»

American Legal Publishing worked with the WJA to publish an electronic version of Law and Judicial Systems of Nations, the WJA's comprehensive reference work on international law.

By way of making a dignified exit, some legal publishers will make electronic versions of their law reports available to subscribers at the same time as they cancel print.

Not exact matches

The department will also revise its website to include a list of records it maintains and links to the state Committee on Open Government website and relevant provisions of the state Public Officers Law, and will produce a memorandum to «set forth procedures for receiving and responding» to Freedom of Information requests and appeals and providing electronic versions of records.

But only a minority of U.S. States have endorsed the Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act proposed by the Uniform Law Commission to encourage the publication of official versions of online legal materials in a format that can be authenticated.

For example, I've seen several instances in which lawyers base legal arguments primarily on recent case law located from electronic databases or from judicial consideration of current statute only, without reference to earlier versions of the same provisions.

The Durham statement called for two things: (1) open access publication of law school — published journals; and (2) an end to print publication of law journals, coupled with a commitment to keeping the electronic versions... [more]

A member of the Uniform Law Conference — Electronic Commerce (ULC - ECOMM) email list points out that the electronic version of the Ontario Reports is announced by an email to members with a link to the latest edition and thElectronic Commerce (ULC - ECOMM) email list points out that the electronic version of the Ontario Reports is announced by an email to members with a link to the latest edition and thelectronic version of the Ontario Reports is announced by an email to members with a link to the latest edition and that states:

Obviously we have no way of changing the typeface in a book, but if we have a choice of formats in which to provide electronic versions of case law, we should choose the most readable format.

The new model law deals only with electronic versions of transferable records known in paper form.

Electronic law will not replace printed versions of the law.

Providing an electronic version of the list will also save the law clerk's time and therefore, save you money.

This is particularly so given that many law firms and indeed governments are now cancelling hard copy subscriptions to legal resources in favour of the electronic versions.

Officially known as An Act respecting the Compilation of Québec Laws and Regulations, one of its effects would be to give official status to electronic versions of Quebec statutes.

The BC Laws website claims that copyright in the «electronic version» of the laws specifically is owned by the Queen's Printer, and then states that «All statutes and regulations are under copyright by the Province of British Columbia.&raLaws website claims that copyright in the «electronic version» of the laws specifically is owned by the Queen's Printer, and then states that «All statutes and regulations are under copyright by the Province of British Columbia.&ralaws specifically is owned by the Queen's Printer, and then states that «All statutes and regulations are under copyright by the Province of British Columbia.»

Tip of the hat to my friend and partner Stan Freedman, the Supreme Court of Arizona en banc this week held that if a public entity maintains a public record in an electronic format, then the electronic version, including any embedded metadata, is subject to disclosure under our public records laws.

Gov» t Code § § 10290 - 10300, the California Legislature has taken the further steps of designating the electronic version of that core component of state law «official» and providing for its online publication in an authenticated form.

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 parLaw 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 parlaw 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 parLaw 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.

These electronic versions of loose - leafs may exist as stand - alone subscriptions (e.g. Carswell's eReference Library) or as part of an electronic subscription (e.g. Canada Law Book's Labour Spectrum includes Brown and Beatty's Canadian Labour Arbitration).

LLMC Digital: LLMC Digital Law Library is a paid subscription service that publishes electronic versions of older revisions of the Revised Statutes of Manitoba.

For example, in March 2017, the state of Arizona passed legislation (HB 2417) to amend its version of the UETA to confirm that electronic signatures, records or contracts secured through blockchain technology are valid under the state law.

The law allows the use of electronic signatures, disclosures, and authorizations to replace paper versions.