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Cornell Law School offers a three-year Juris Doctor degree, advanced LL.M. and J.S.D. degrees, and a variety of other educational options. Our international program is one of the foremost of its kind, offering a wide range of options. In addition, the resources and interdisciplinary strengths of Cornell University provide outstanding opportunities to pursue a variety of joint degrees.
For more information go to the Cornell Law School Home Page.
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Working Correspondence with Clark Boardman Callaghan (CBC) and, Subsequently, with West Group (1995 – 1998)
(1995)Correspondence with Clark Boardman Callaghan technical and editorial people following the release and success of the CD-ROM. The subjects include updating issues and whether the scope of the work should be expanded. Following ... -
Working Correspondence with Thomson Electronic Publishing and MDC and, Subsequently CBC (1993-1995)
(1993-04)Correspondence with both the data provider (MDC/LEXIS) and CD-ROM publisher (first, Thomson Electronic Publishing, then Clark Boardman Callaghan) addressing data format, quality control, scope of work, and work processess issues. -
Hypertext - The New Law Book? On Following Hypertext Trails and Blazing Your Own
(1993-03-25)Presentation at an American Bar Association conference on Technology in Law Practice on the value of hypertext in legal materials -
Letter to NOSSCR proposing a workshop
(1991-03-22)Letter to the National Organization of Social Security Representatives proposing a workshop on use of the LEXIS version of the treatise and primary materials -
Letter to S.M. Brooks
(1990-12-13)Letter explaining the treatise structure in its initial LEXIS version and the importance of the LEXIS Windows session manager to the functionality of the links
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