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Jun062005

Louisiana Supreme Court's new website offers RSS

DateMon, June 6, 2005

The Louisiana Supreme Court has a new website, and it offers RSS feeds of court news and opinions.  One problem: the feeds are not only 'partial' but also don't contain any distinguishing information that is useful, at least not in my news reader (e.g. NetNewsWire).  Anyone else able to pick up a more complete feed in their reader?

AuthorErnie Svenson | Comment1 Comment |
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I use Netgator within Microsoft Outlook and have the same problem as you, the feed just has the link back to the oppinion and does not say anything about it.
June 7 | Unregistered CommenterBill Henderson

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