[blindlaw] nfb v. lsac complaint

[T. Joseph Carter]

Hence the reason for the lawsuit.

Actually, you may be able to send them to Scott if he is representing 
the NFB on this issue for use as evidence demonstrating that LSAC CAN 
make the documents accessible, but has chosen not to.  I say may, 
because it seems like Copyright could not be a shield to prevent the 
court from seeing that the documents could be made accessible without 
substantial changes, if LSAC were to take minimal effort.  I'd 
suggest asking someone qualified, as I'm 0L.  ;)

Joseph

On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 01:45:10PM -0500, James Pepper wrote:
>Well no wonder nothing becomes accessible. Stay with public domain documents
>then.  Oh well.
>
>James