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Browsing Law School Faculty Papers by Author "Martin, Peter"
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2 New Services and a Gentle Pitch
(1996)A communication with liibulletin subscribers explaining improvements and soliciting contributions -
Addendum to report containing the follow-up grant request to NCAIR
(1992-09-15)Addendum to first quarter report containing the LII's follow-up grant request to NCAIR -
Administrative Procedure Act screen shot
(Legal Information Institute, 1995)Screen shot illustrating the LII's high end use of the FOLIO Views platform in its publication of statutes and codes -
American Legal Ethics Library
(1995)Under the leadership of Roger Cramton the Legal Information Institute published the rules governing law practice of several states with commentary provided by major law firms. These items relate to that project. -
Breaking Out of Legal Education's Box
(2004-04-22)A "virtual panel discussion" prepared and produced for an ABA conference convened by the association's Out of the Box Committee. -
Case Coding Instructions
(1995-05)A complete list of the Social Security treatise topic codes and instructions prepared for student assistants on how to apply them to cases. The list does not include the SSI topics subsequently added to the treatise at the ... -
Center for the Public Domain grant in support of work on the U.S. Code
(2001)Reports submitted to the Center for the Public Domain (Red Hat Center) on its grant to the Legal Information Institute -
The Chicago-Kent Laptop Section - 1995-96
(1996-05)Report prepared for the faculty and administration of the Chicago-Kent College of Law exploring the responses and effects of that school's experiment with furnishing one section of its entering class with laptop computers ... -
Compilation of correspondence with and about the New York State Bar Association
(1998)During this period the New York State Bar Association supported the liibulletin-ny and also drew upon the Institute for a variety of Internet services. These email messages concern those activities. -
Conceiving, Creating, and Publishing a Legal Reference Work Designed for Electronic Delivery: A Brief History of Martin on Social Security
(2018-11-08)For over a decade starting in the late 1980s, I pursued the vision of creating a complete reference for an important area of law practice, designed from the ground up for dissemination on CD-ROM. The field of this dream ... -
Constructing and Running a Multi-School On-line Law Course: Challenges, Choices, Consequences
(2006-07)Presentation to Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) 2006 meeting on the Cornell Law School experience with distance learning courses -
Constructing On-line Courses and Conducting Them
(2001-01-16)Presentation on the pedagogical and other challenges to the faculty of the Nova Southeastern Law School faculty -
Cornell’s Experience Running Online, Inter-School Law Courses – An FAQ
(2004-11)For eight years Cornell’s Legal Information Institute has offered online law courses to students at other US law schools. Using a paced asynchronous approach, with streaming audio linked to referenced Web materials, ... -
Cornell’s Legal Information Institute Base NCAIR Proposal - 1996
(1996-07-23)This proposal submitted to the National Center for Information Research requested the 4th of 5 start-up grants -
Corporate sponsor communication and consultation
(1996)Most of the corporate sponsors of the Legal Information Institute took advantage of the day of consulting the LII offered in exchange. Both LEXIS and Westlaw asked for and paid the LII more. These items include some of ... -
Correspondence surrounding the effort to secure license for ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct
(1993)Correspondence surrounding the unsuccessful effort to secure a license from the American Bar Association to publish its Model Rules of Professional Conduct on disk and on the Internet -
Correspondence with content licensors
(1995)Securing a license to publish certain content in which others held or asserted copyright was a periodic issue. This correspondence deals with two such cases. -
Correspondence with the National Center for Automated Information Retrieval, Owl International, and Mead Data Central and associated notes
(1988)The file contains correspondence surrounding the grant from the National Center for Automated Information Retrieval that funded the Social Security CD project, correspondence with Owl International concerning the company's ... -
Correspondence about Internet-based course, Copyright and Digital Works
(1996)The Legal Information Institute's first Internet-based course launched in 1996. These items include a letter to one of the participating schools (Chicago-Kent) about details and requests to online legal information providers ... -
Correspondence initiating transfer of primary law data from Mead Data Central to Thomson and paper on hypertext
(1993)The file contains a presentation on hypertext at the 1993 ABA conference on technology and correspondence initiating transfer of primary law data from Mead Data Central to Thomson.
