Should The McGill Guide to Legal Citation Be Free?
Yesterday, the collaborative legal blog Slaw.ca published an article by Gary P. Rodrigues: A Modest Proposal - The McGill Guide
The article proposes that the well-known and indispensable Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation, known as the McGill Guide, be made universally available "to judges, lawyers and law students on all of the online services in the country including CANLII, SOQUIJ, and every commercial legal publisher."
Currently in its sixth edition, the Guide is available only in print and for a price.
The article proposes that the well-known and indispensable Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation, known as the McGill Guide, be made universally available "to judges, lawyers and law students on all of the online services in the country including CANLII, SOQUIJ, and every commercial legal publisher."
Currently in its sixth edition, the Guide is available only in print and for a price.
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