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In a voting-rights trial with thousands of pages of evidence, generative AI tools offered a glimpse of how technology might ease the judiciary’s heaviest burdens. E-discovery tools that harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) assist attorneys somewhat regularly.1 But my recent experience presiding over a bench trial in La Union Del Pueblo Entero v. Abbott showed me tha...


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As posted on Linked In Today is my last day as Law Library Director and Associate Professor of Law at the University of Oklahoma College of Law. After more than ten years here, today marks a significant milestone in my career. OU Law took a chance on me, first as its inaugural Digital Resources Librarian, […]


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The People’s Court of Hanoi on December 31 sentenced Nguyen Van Dai to 17 years in prison for “making, storing, distributing, spreading information and documents aimed at sabotaging the State of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam” under Clause 2, Article 117 of the Penal Code. The People’s Court of Hanoi on December 31 sentenced Nguyen […]


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“New Perspectives on the Legal Treatise” — edited by Femi Cadmus, law librarian and professor of law at Yale Law School, and Nicholas Mignanelli, former lecturer in legal research at the Law School and assistant director for reference at the Lillian Goldman Law Library — examines the legal scholarship through the lenses of history, authorship, […]


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FanDuel and other major U.S. sportsbook operators will ask a Washington, DC, court this week to dismiss a lawsuit brought under a law dating back more than 300 years, a case that could expose the companies to liabilities running into millions of dollars. The lawsuit was filed last year by a Delaware-based firm, DC Gambling Recovery, […]


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