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International Justice Resource Center

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The International Justice Resource Center (ijrcenter.org) is making available online resources to assist activists, victims, attorneys, and law students researching or practicing international human rights law. On ijrcenter.org, visitors will find explanations of the substance of human rights law and

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There’s a Bloomberg Rising

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(apologies for the Credence Clearwater Revival pun) It certainly appears that 2012 is going to be a very interesting year in the legal research industry.  The two largest players in this market, Lexis and Westlaw, have both introduced new versions

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Senator William Proxmire

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The weekly Scout Report comes from the University of Wisconsin, so it’s not surprising that this week’s issue calls attention to the online Proxmire Collection. William Proxmire represented the state of Wisconsin in the U.S. Senate for more than 30

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Today, Massachusetts became the 49th state to approve post-conviction DNA testing aimed at correcting wrongful convictions.

Northern California Innocence Project

Today, Massachusetts became the 49th state to approve post-conviction DNA testing aimed at correcting wrongful convictions. The legislation was unanimously approved by the Massachusetts House of Representatives. Oklahoma is now the lone holdout. www.wwlp.com/dpp/news/politics/state_politics/house-aproves-dna-bill

A Federal judge demanded transparency in the Ted Stevens case today.

Northern California Innocence Project

A Federal judge demanded transparency in the Ted Stevens case today, saying the independent report made during the investigation into former Sen. Ted Stevens’ corruption charges must be released to the public in its entirety. tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/02/judge_demands_report_on_prosecutorial_misconduct_in_ted_stevens_case_be_made_public.php