The Canadian Legal Information Institute has announced the first results from an important new project dubbed ScanLII. It appears that ScanLII will attempt to the fill the very large gaps in the freely available Supreme Court jurisprudence online. They’ve scanned 200 decisions dating back to 1976 with more to come.
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