A move in the right direction for the Freelegal web? Old English Reports are now online: dating back to 1220!
Thanks to @infobunny for the tip.
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New blog post: Old English Reports now online! http://tinyurl.com/5m2hg9
Absolutely.… we need more law to be published FREE. If publishers want to add a bit of comment fine.… but I never read headnotes… simply because the writer of the headnote isn’t giving the lecture or writing my article / book / nottes — so why would I want to trust their view? Harsh… but fair?
Most lawyers I know go straight to the judgment? Doesn’t everyone
This is a very good initiative and to be fair to present government and ll the free judgment / library services — much has been done in recent years to ensure that the *raw* law is available free to all.