Lexis

Waldo - I say these things, and Lexis is being stupid.

Waldo Jaquith - Motion to Quash in Garrett v. Better Publications. 2009

The only good news I found in Lexis-Nexis is that The Washington Post did cover the annual EEOC report in 2004 and 2006.

Where's the media coverage of the EEOC federal disability hiring report? BA Haller 2008

Now Lexis is charging extra for providing unpublished opinions that were included as part of the basic Federal/State Case database in the past.

Unpublished Opinions 2006

This is a fascinating study where Smith analyzes how many of the law review articles in Lexis 'Shepards' database (?) are cited and how often:

Meta-scholarship: Law Profs Studying Legal Scholarship 2006

I don't know about that case, but when I searched for window washer and new york in Lexis, I found the case of "Fox v. Scully", which is a blatant sign of a cover up.

Is That Legal?: The Commerce Clause à la Fox News? 2006

DATE (1992) [in Lexis, search for document dated 1992]

Fun with Metadata 2006

I’ll have it to you COB today, but at this moment, Lexis is not wanting to finalize processing the report.

Waldo Jaquith - Motion to Quash in Garrett v. Better Publications. 2009

Ilya won’t find it in Lexis; you have to read “American Terrorist” or something equivalent to get those details.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Timothy McVeigh Was No Libertarian: The Fallacy of Conflating Two Very Different Types of “Anti-Government” Movements 2010

Lexis, which is not confined to one country or another, but deals with the general averages of human mortality, reveals the fact that this terrible death-rate is of universal occurrence among all peoples.

Spontaneous Activity in Education Maria Montessori 1911

I use commercial legal databases such as Lexis-Nexis and WestLaw, as well as public sources.

Lawyer Excels Despite Disability 2009