[NOTE: Updated on 17 November 2009 to link to Andrew Plumb-Larrick's post, Carole Levitt's post, and to Greg Lambert's post and list of links.]
Google Scholar now indexes selected judicial decisions and patents, metadata for which are available on the Internet. Note the “How Cited” feature.
Andrew Plumb-Larrick has written a fine post describing the new system.
Carole Levitt gathers much valuable commentary about the new system here. HT @montserratlj.
Greg Lambert published a useful list of links about the system, and a fine post commenting on it.
HT @justia
Tags: Computer assisted legal research, Free access to law, Google, Google Scholar, Judicial decisions, Legal descriptive metadata, Legal information institutes, Legal information retrieval, Patent information systems, Patent law information systems, Public access to legal information
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Google Scholar Now Indexes Judicial Decisions & Patents
By legalinformatics[NOTE: Updated on 17 November 2009 to link to Andrew Plumb-Larrick's post, Carole Levitt's post, and to Greg Lambert's post and list of links.]
Google Scholar now indexes selected judicial decisions and patents, metadata for which are available on the Internet. Note the “How Cited” feature.
Andrew Plumb-Larrick has written a fine post describing the new system.
Carole Levitt gathers much valuable commentary about the new system here. HT @montserratlj.
Greg Lambert published a useful list of links about the system, and a fine post commenting on it.
HT @justia
Tags: Computer assisted legal research, Free access to law, Google, Google Scholar, Judicial decisions, Legal descriptive metadata, Legal information institutes, Legal information retrieval, Patent information systems, Patent law information systems, Public access to legal information
This entry was posted on November 17, 2009 at 4:08 am and is filed under Commentary, Technology developments, Technology tools. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.