Vice Dean John G. Palfrey of the Harvard Law School recently gave a lecture entitled The Path of Legal Information, on 9 November 2010, at the Harvard Law School.
In his lecture, Dean Palfrey proposes the development of an open, interoperable system of digital legal information, and describes possible consequences of such a system for legal scholars, law students, citizens, and government.
The system proposed seems consistent with the objectives of the free access to law movement and the Law.gov legal open government data movement.
Click here for video of the lecture.
Click here for Dean Palfrey’s abstract of the lecture.
Tags: Digital law libraries, Digital legal information, Electronic law libraries, Electronic legal publishing, Free access to law, Harvard Law School, John Palfrey, Law.gov, Legal publishing, Public access to legal information
October 7, 2011 at 9:00 pm |
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