Project Posner

Tim Wu, a former Posner clerk now teaching at Columbia, and Stuart Sierra, a Columbia Law web designer, have just announced the “grand opening” of Project Posner, a website with the stated purpose of making Judge Posner’s opinions more widely available. It contains his opinions from 1981 to 2006, minus the most recent ones. The opinions are searchable.

At the moment, Project Posner does not have audio files of oral arguments, which is too bad since Judge Posner is very active during them. The Seventh Circuit does a good job of making oral argument files available on its own website,* but it would be helpful to have all of Posner’s cases organized together and all of the files in the same format.

*Last I checked, the Ninth Circuit is the only other circuit that posts audio files of oral arguments on the web.

UPDATE: The Federal Circuit now posts oral arguments on its website too.

Comments

[Joe Miller]

To add another court ... the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, http://www.fedcir.gov/, has been posting oral argument audio files on its website since January 2006.

[William Ford]

Thanks for the update about the Federal Circuit.