[Conscience of a Conservative]

That, and as I believe someone pointed out in one of the other threads on this topic, there are numerous examples of other cases/citations that are incorrect/missing from Justia. The fact is, there is a reason that Lexis and Westlaw can charge as much as they do for legal research tools - building and maintaining accurate databases of caselaw (particularly old caselaw, before our current era of consistent, standardized citations) is difficult and labor-intensive. It is not surprising that a free service such as Justia would be flawed.

[trisham]

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[rolling_stone]

....It is not surprising that a free service such as Justia would be flawed....

Yeah its not surprising when a crook tries to put something back when caught and tries to cover their tracks. Honest people usually own up to their mistakes. You have your opinion, I have mine. I have dealt with both crooks and honest people in my lifetime and when it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it’s probably a duck.

I wonder what their advertisers think? Do you see any apology for their actions or as you call it mistakes? Do you think a public statement is appropriate and overdue?

Quack Quack

http://onward.justia.com/2008/11/04/president-barack-obama/

[Kleon]

That, and as I believe someone pointed out in one of the other threads on this topic, there are numerous examples of other cases/citations that are incorrect/missing from Justia.

They claim those were done to conceal the scrubbing of Minor.