Martin: New blog on legal citation: Citing Legally

Professor Peter W. Martin of Cornell Law School has launched a new blog about legal citation: Citing Legally .

Two recent posts are particularly noteworthy for the legal informatics community:

• Nowhere versus generic citations


• Statutes – Citation norms that reinforce copyright claims

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