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| Type | text, audio, video, and rich media |
| Contents | Audio files of edited judicial opinions, along with full text of the edited opinion, a brief fact summary, and the rule of law. Courtroom video of thousands of hours of trials, hearings, and oral arguments. |
| Frequency/Dates | Varies. Some cases going back as far as 1813 |
| More Info [Acrobat Reader Required] |
Registration required. Find out how you can register by visiting the library's page. |
| URL | http://etron.lls.edu:2048/login?url=http://courtroomcast.lexisnexis.com/ |
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