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A New Year for CRIV
With summer behind us, CRIV is looking forward to the fall and to working with AALL members and outside vendors to address concerns, advocate for best practices, and facilitate open and useful communication. We hope to hear from members about how we can best serve you. One issue that’s come up repeatedly is that of… Continue reading
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Sydney and Friends – Legal Research, A.I., and Chat GPT
ChatGPT and OpenAI, Bing and Sydney (it sounds like a movie!), Google Bard . . . all references (sometimes to the same thing) to tools (or something more than tools . . . intelligent tools? . . . sentient tools? . . . or not tools at all but some sort of quasi-human intelligence?) that,… Continue reading
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The Federal Depository Library Program . . . Going “All-Digital”?
With more than 1000 library participants nationwide, the Federal Depository Library Program has long served both as a means for the public to access materials published or authored by the federal government and for ensuring the preservation of current and historical government information. Libraries that participate in the Program include academic, judicial, and government law… Continue reading
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$350 (More or Less) Could Be On Its Way to Your Law Library (From PACER) . . .
Litigation that began back in 2016 focusing on the amount and use of PACER fees collected by the federal judiciary settled last week (the settlement still needs to be approved by a federal judge). The class action, filed in the federal district court for the District of Columbia, claimed that PACER fees were excessive and… Continue reading
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