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Here are upcoming events in connection with the Law.gov legal open government data project:
- March 22-23, 2010: Workshop, by invitation only, at Cornell’s Legal Information Institute;
- April 2, 2010: Putting the Law Online, A Law.Gov Workshop, at Silicon Flatirons Center at the University of Colorado Law School, Boulder, Colorado, USA, and cosponsored by the Wise Law Library at the University of Colorado and Public.Resource.Org. [Added on 2 March 2010; HT @carlmalamud]
- May 21, 2010: Chicago Law.gov Workshop at Chicago-Kent College of Law; Co-Sponsored by CALI and the Oyez Project [added on 9 March 2010];
- May 26, 2010: Law.gov Core Specifications Task Force Meeting, Washington, DC; co-convened by Vinton G. Cerf & James Stogdill [added on 9 March 2010].
HT Carl Malamud.
[NOTE: Updated on 9 March 2010, to add the May events indicated, and to delete the February events. Updated on 16 February 2010 to link to the New York Law School event.]
Tags: Carl Malamud, Columbia Law School, Free access to law, Law Library of Congress, Law.gov, Legal informatics conferences, Legal Information Institute at Cornell University, National Inventory of Legal Materials, National Inventory of Primary Legal Materials, Open data, Open data and law, Open government data, Open Government: Defining Designing and Sustaining Transparency, Public access to legal information, Stuart Sierra, Tom Bruce, Yale Law School
