Supreme Court rules Georgia can’t put the law behind a paywall | Ars Technica

peter.suber's bookmarks 2020-04-28

Summary:

"A narrowly divided US Supreme Court on Monday upheld the right to freely share the official law code of Georgia. The state claimed to own the copyright for the Official Code of Georgia Annotated and sued a nonprofit called Public.Resource.Org for publishing it online. Monday's ruling is not only a victory for the open-government group, it's an important precedent that will help secure the right to publish other legally significant public documents...."

Link:

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/04/supreme-court-rules-georgia-cant-put-the-law-behind-a-paywall/

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oa.new oa.law oa.usa oa.pd oa.litigation oa.copyright

Date tagged:

04/28/2020, 14:03

Date published:

04/28/2020, 10:03