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The October issue of the ABA Journal has a short article about judges practicing fact finding via the Internet. Entitled In Google We Trust?, the full text of the article is available in Wisconsin via …

From the E-LawLibrary Weblog: Law Office Computing’s Best Law Office Web Sites The October/November 2004 issue of Law Office Computing includes the results of the magazine’s 6th Annual Best Law Office Web Site Contest. The …

For those following the recent presidential debates, here’s a bit of history from the folks at the Wisconsin Historical Society Presidential Debates: Lincoln & Douglass Recalled Dateline: Freeport, Ill., Aug. 26, 1858. Wisconsin editor Martin …

For a summary of legislative developments targeting pop-up ads and p2p, see Findlaw’s Modern Practice article entitled Congressional Attack on Axis of Internet Evil: Pop-Up Ad Spies & P2P Pirates.

There were some interesting and amusing answers when the ABA Journal e-report asked “What was the most surprising thing you learned from serving on a jury?”

From TVC Alert: Naivety About PC Risks A survey conducted by the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) finds that many computer users fail to understand security risks. Only sixty percent of those surveyed “recalled when …

Google has officially launched Google Print, a project to digitize print books and make the content available in Google’s search results. To see what it looks like, run the search “book about blogs” The first …

Legislative Reference Bureau has published a new Wisconsin Briefs listing candidates for the November 2004 election. Includes district, party affiliation, candidate name, and address.

Marian G. Rogers of the Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau has compiled a guide to School Safety: Bullying, Hazing, & Other Violence. It is part of the LRB Library’s Tap the Power series. Abstract: As the …

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has voted to grant review in 13 new cases. More information is available from the Wisconsin Court System.