Access to Justice and Legal Information Duhaime's LawMag Monitoring and deciphering legal and justice system news and providing honest, candid commentary thereon. Subscribe Today 03 Feb 2013 Categories: Access to Justice and Legal Information, Legal History 1 Comments Dreams of America's First Law Review, 1852 The American Law Register first published in 1852, a fact often trumpeted by the publishers. And people read it. » Continue Reading 25 Jul 2010 Categories: Access to Justice and Legal Information 3 Comments Law Reports Rest In Peace Private law reporters - West Law, Canada Law Book, Carswell - are on the precipice of corporate death. Good riddance! » Continue Reading 03 Apr 2010 Categories: Access to Justice and Legal Information, Legal Profession and Lawyers, Litigation 1 Comments Court Rules Revolution: Out With Old, In With New Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. And with Canada’s most comfortable summer in full swing, an old Saint ‘Nick in legal gowns will be showin’ up at the fifty-year old Victoria Court house round Canada Day with a brand new set of access-to-justice Supreme Court rules. » Continue Reading 11 Feb 2010 Categories: Access to Justice and Legal Information, Current Events, International Law, Legal Profession and Lawyers 0 Comments Misguided Well-Intentioned Lawyers: Discover Haiti! Lawyer groups want to help but a jigsaw puzzle of lawyer money, agencies and a plethora of makeover plans may do more harm than good to Haiti’s dead justice system. » Continue Reading 22 Nov 2009 Categories: Access to Justice and Legal Information 2 Comments Law Library Heaven Law library love. » Continue Reading 16 Jul 2008 Categories: Access to Justice and Legal Information, Law Fun 0 Comments Birthday Legal Information Ramblings It only takes two psychiatrists to lock someone away. Birthday or not, here's enough to find ten. » Continue Reading 28 Oct 2007 Categories: Access to Justice and Legal Information, Internet Law 2 Comments CANLii, Poulin and the Future of Legal Information Backrooms and computer servers never served humanity better than what those of Lexum and CANLii do for Canadians. » Continue Reading