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Month: January 2005
LexisNexis Offers Free U.S. Politics and World News
LexisNexis has launched a free online resource called LexisNexis U.S. Politics & World News, which provides updated news stories on the Bush administration, notable political figures, Iraq, and more from over 4,000 U.S. and International …
2005-06 WI Legislative Notification Service Now Available
According to a notice I just received, the Wisconsin Legislative Notification Service has resumed for the 2005-06 Legislature. The Wisconsin Legislative Notification System allows anyone the opportunity to follow legislation by receiving daily or weekly …
Overview of Agency Requests in WI State Budget
The Legislative Fiscal Bureau has recently prepared an Overview of State Agency Major Request Items for the 2005-07 Wisconsin State Budget The report provides “an overview of the 2005-07 budget requests which state agencies have …
Madison Magazine Issue on Top Lawyers Profiles a Law Librarian
This month’s issue of Madison Magazine focuses on the law profession. “Who Could Keep a Lawyer Quiet? The law librarian, of course – probably the most unheralded employee at every firm” is the intriguing title …
Report on The State of Blogging
Pew Internet and American Life has just released a new report on the state of blogging. Based on the results of two nationwide telephone surveys in November, Pew found that: 7% of the 120 million …
PACER Increases Fees
Beginning January 1st, PACER fees increased from 7 cents per page to 8 cents per page for public access to court electronic records. The fee increase applies to all systems (CM/ECF, PACER, RACER, etc.). The …
New Edition of DCLRC Docket
Correction – 1/4/05: Looks like I linked to the January 2004 edition of DCLRC Docket below! But the January 2005 edition is available, too. The new DCLRC Blawg is featured. ——————————– The January edition of …
New Blog: Law Practice Tips
Jim Calloway, Director of the Oklahoma Bar Association Management Assistance Program, has launched a new Law Practice Tips Blog. The blog will focus on law practice management, the Internet and technology as it applies both …