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"New Free Court Site for N.D. Ohio Opinions"

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This post was written anonymously: "The U.S. federal courts system has launched a brand new website called CourtWEB that provides free access to district court opinions from judges who elect to participate and make their decisions available. According to a press release from the N.D. Ohio, all opinions written by N.D. Ohio judges since January 2006 are now freely avaialable on the web site. PACER is still available for other filings in cases, as well as full dockets and documents in older matters.

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Source: Cleveland Law Library Weblog, 26 February 2010. Reproduced with permission by Kathleen Sasala.

Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on March 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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