New Wiki About U.S. Supreme Court Cases
The well-known SCOTUSblog, which follows the activities of the Supreme Court of the United States, has created a wiki companion known as ScotusWiki.
Regular SCOTUSblog contributors, top law students, and leading legal experts will be posting.
The wiki contains case analyses (starting October 2007), a "Petitions to Watch" section (analysis of important applications to the Court), as well as an archive of Supreme Court of the United States statistics.
The ScotusWiki is a great example of how wikis can used in the legal research field.
Regular SCOTUSblog contributors, top law students, and leading legal experts will be posting.
The wiki contains case analyses (starting October 2007), a "Petitions to Watch" section (analysis of important applications to the Court), as well as an archive of Supreme Court of the United States statistics.
The ScotusWiki is a great example of how wikis can used in the legal research field.
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