Articles categorised FreeLegalWeb
BAILII: Is free law enough?
Cross-posted from Binary Law.
It is ironic that BAILII, which came into being to free the law, has been called out…
Help save BAILII
BAILII is fundamental to free access to UK law. It’s future is in jeopardy.
A major funder has decided not to…
Wikipedia for law – pipe dream or possibility?
There’s a a fair review of the FreeLegalWeb beta and support for the concept in the class blog for the…
Help us move this forward
I’m disappointed that we have had so little feedback on the FreeLegalWeb pilot service to date as we had real…
UKSC blog case comments now on FreeLegalWeb
A big thanks to UKSC blog for contributing their case comments to FreeLegalWeb.
UKSC blog brings together barristers at Matrix Chambers,…
Accessible law
Just published on VoxPopuLII is my article on Accessible Law. This is largely a composite of posts that I have…
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Enabling an informed citizenry
I’ve been following the development of Law.Gov – a proposed distributed repository of all primary legal materials of the United…
legislation.gov.uk – not just a pretty face
Since late July we have a shiny new official home of UK legislation at legislation.gov.uk which replaces the two current…
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Learning about the law
You may be aware that a couple of weeks ago FindLaw UK launched. FindLaw is a Thomson Reuters Business and…
A Criminal Law channel
A warm welcome to Andrew Keogh who has kick-started the Criminal Law channel here.
Andrew is a solicitor specialising in criminal…
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