With the November round of hearings underway today, I
am pleased to announce the release of a new Supreme
Court Web Buzz on the LEXIS Legal Education Web site.
The new Web Buzz provides a guide to seven of the most
prominent cases scheduled to be heard by the Supreme
Court this month. The cases highlight a wide range of
issues including reasonable suspicion in police
searches, RICO actions, medicaid regulations, student
activity fees, nude dancing bans, and privacy.
The Web Buzz can be accessed directly at
http://lawschool.lexis.com/weblec/webbuzz/index.html.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Michael Geist
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Professor Michael A. Geist
University of Ottawa Law School, Common Law Section
57 Louis Pasteur St., P.O. Box 450, Stn. A, Ottawa,
Ontario, K1N 6N5
Tel: 613-562-5800, x3319 Fax: 613-562-5124
e-mail: mgeist@uottawa.ca (or try mgeist@netcom.ca)
URL: http://www.lawbytes.com
Looking for Internet and technology law resources?
Check out the Canadian Internet Law Resource Page
(CILRP) at: http://www.cilrp.org/, my regular Globe &
Mail Cyberlaw column at
http://www.globetechnology.com, my LEXIS-NEXIS Web
Lecture Series at
http://www.lexis.com/lawschool/weblec, and coming
soon, Internet Law in Canada at
http://www.captus.com/information/law.htm#InternetLaw.
To receive regular email notifications on new Web
lectures and WebBuzz topics send an email to
mailto:mgeist@uottawa.ca with the subject line "Web
Lecture Update".
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