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Note that most of the states use lexis or someone and have exclusive rights deals with them as publishers. You can't really easily get feeds of cases (you can

Note that most of the states use lexis or someone and have exclusive rights deals with them as publishers. You can't really easily get feeds of cases (you can get the reporters, and then scan them, but this is not up to date). So whatever they do will be out of date.

kemitchell 11y ago
If you haven't seen CourtListener, you should! It's incomplete, in that most court website feeds don't have Bluebook citable pagination. The US Supreme Court and a few states with strong neutral citation rules are exceptions, but, alas, not the rule.