There are now 10,000 pieces of legal commentary on CanLII, in the form of books, journals, reports, conference proceedings, case commentary and more.
Commentary on CanLII’s platform is searchable alongside our primary law collection, also openly accessible, to facilitate improved access and discoverability of existing secondary content published around the web.
This is an amazing achievement, thanks to the contributions of CanLII’s many partners. Congratulations to all for putting it together and supporting open access to the law.
With new innovations in technology, and changes in how we access information, it is important to be aware of what new problems and solutions are out there. The Law Library can help keep you up-to-date with new texts, online materials, newsletters, and current awareness resources. Displayed here is a collection of current texts and resources to help keep you informed, as well as a few past publications showing the importance and evolution of technology.
Digital evidence : a practitioner’s handbook by Gerald Chan
Sookman: Computer, internet and electronic commerce law
Yearbook of law, computers and technology.
Computer, Internet and electronic Commerce Terms
Doing business on-line : advising clients on the legal issues
Companies Online – A Live System Demonstration
Computer Law, George Takach
Cyberlibel : Information Warfare in the 21st Century? David Potts
Courts, Litigants, and the Digital Age — 2 ed. : Law, Ethics, and Practice, Karen Eltis
Also be sure to check out the resources behind the Member’s portal including access to these recently updated journals on HeinOnline:
John Marshall Journal of Information Technology and Privacy Law
European Data Protection Law Review (EDPL)
Berkeley Technology Law Journal
Keep up to date with these Publications and Events Law Society of Manitoba Communique including articles on Cyber Scams and Practice Management Software ABA Techshow
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