Announcing: the Labrasource Retriever

Yes, we're working on a new wild idea, the Labrasource Retriever: a browser extension that "linkifies" citations: An ORS citation on Wikipedia becomes a link to oregonlaws.org. Register your interest at labrasource.com. https://www.labrasource.com

Upgraded service for Non-Profit, Educational, and Gov’t Users

Visitors from these domains now have ad-free browsing and other new features as we roll them out.

Christmas present for New York: permalinks to the state laws

(Hanukkah fell during finals this year, so there was no way I could get it done in time.) Up until now, authors had to resort to tortured instructions when linking to N.Y. laws. Here's how the Citizen Media Law Project does it in their excellent document, Forming a Corporation in New York: . . . … Continue reading Christmas present for New York: permalinks to the state laws →

First internally hyperlinked New York Laws online

I'm completing an internally hyperlinked version of the New York Laws. I've looked hard, but I haven't found any other sites that link the cross references in the text itself. (Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.) Why hasn't this been done before? Take a look at Abandoned Property Law § 1222: The provisions of … Continue reading First internally hyperlinked New York Laws online →