For example, the Internet carries recent decisions handed down by the American and Canadian supreme courts, as well as large corpuses on intellectual property and commercial law. If your personal computer is connected to the Internet, access to these resources is free and very simple. But this is not all. Furthermore, access to university library catalogues, and hence the law libraries, is also possible on the Internet. There is a last point worth discussing.
Jurists can already take a prominent place in the developing electronic world.
American firms, such as Venable, Baetjet, Howard and Civiletti, and Pepper and Corrazzini, have already started setting up such windows. Some firms in Montreal plan to do the same and it is strongly encouraged, because more and more government organizations are becoming involved with the growing cybernetic universe. The data presented at the ABA Techshow were compiled in the fall of 1993. 3 Most legal documentation firms are gradually connecting to the Internet.