Cornell Saves the Oyez Project

After months of uncertainty about its future, the Oyez Project, a free repository of more than 10,000 hours of U.S. Supreme Court oral-argument audio and other court resources, has found a new home.
The project’s founder, Jerry Goldman, who is retiring soon, told The National Law Journal on Tuesday that a newly minted arrangement with Cornell University’s Legal Information Institute and Justia, the online publisher of legal information, will keep Oyez alive.

Read more: http://www.nationallawjournal.com/id=1202758582402/Oyez-Project-New-Home-Will-Keep-Supreme-Court-Audio-Free-to-Public#ixzz49hYY5IMY

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