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 Internet Archive. The very scope of those projects, however, may diminish their utility: a search for “Harvard Law Review” on Google Books yields in excess of 10,000 “hits,” most of which are mere mentions of the Review in otherwise unrelated publications. A search for “United States Reports” on the Internet Archive returns 164 results (far fewer than the actual number of published volumes) arranged seemingly at random; again, the results include mentions of the United States Reports in other publications arrayed indiscriminately alongside actual copies of the Reports themselves. Digitization initiatives focused specifically on legal materials, although less well developed overall, have already reached significant milestones in coverage and usability.


 * Cornell Law School’s Legal Information Institute (LII) hosts a number of regularly updated federal law resources, including the United States Code and the Code of Federal Regulations. Although LII posts helpful information on each page about how