Monthly Archives: May 2010

Pocket Justice – An App for Your IPhone / IPod Touch

Jerry Goldman (Northwestern/ Oyez Project) has recently released a great app for those wanting to quickly access SCOTUS case summaries and/or audio recordings from their Iphones.  The top 100 constitutional law cases are made available for free–thanks to the good folks at Justia.  Those looking … Continue reading

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How a Bill Becomes a Law [Via Mike Wirth]

Check out this nice infographic! [HT RC Richards @ Legal Informatics Blog]

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As Science Evolves, How Can Science Policy?

The above image is directly linked to the NBER paper.  Here is a link to a story covering the release of the paper.  [Hat Tip to Marginal Revolution]

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The Bilski Case: Still Waiting for the Supreme Court’s Decision

Along with a non-trivial subset of the legal blogosphere, we eagerly await the Supreme Court’s decision in the Bilski case. Perhaps tomorrow will be the day?  In the meantime, here are a variety of thoughts on the matter.  Bilski Blog … Continue reading

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Distance Measures for Dynamic Citation Networks — Slides from Political Networks Conference — Duke 2010

Sinks Method Paper Presentation @ Duke Political Networks Conference 2010 View more presentations from Daniel Katz.

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Community Structure in Time-Dependent, Multiscale and Multiplex Networks [ Via Science ]

This morning I participated in the first set panels at the Duke Political Networks Conference.  Our panel was entitled “Dynamic Networks.”  On the panel was Peter Mucha from UNC-Math, who presented Community Structure in Time-Dependent, Multiscale, and Multiplex Networks [Mucha, Richardson, Macon, … Continue reading

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Networks in Political Science Conference – Duke 2010

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Can We Solve Chess One Day? [Via Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP]

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Nicholas Christakis: The Hidden Influence of Social Networks [ Ted 2010 ]

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Computational Legal Studies – The Interactive Gallery

Click on the above picture and you will be taken to the Interactive Gallery of Computational Legal Studies. Once inside the gallery, click on any thumbnail to see the full size image. Each image features a link to supporting materials such as … Continue reading

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Value Over Replacement Justice? [Via 538.com]

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The Fate of Supreme Court Nominees [From Good] [Repost]

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