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Origin
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Completed by Uniform Law Commissioners in 2011.
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Description
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The Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act establishes an outcomes-based, technology-neutral framework for providing online legal material with the same level of trustworthiness traditionally provided by publication in a law book. The Act requires that official electronic legal material be: (1) authenticated, by providing a method to determine that it is unaltered; (2) preserved, either in electronic or print form; and (3) accessible, for use by the public on a permanent basis.
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Endorsements
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- Approved by the American Bar Association
- Endorsed by the American Association of Law Librarians
- Endorsed by the ABA Standing Committee on the Law Library of Congress
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Enactments
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California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Minnesota, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania
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2016
Introductions
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Arizona, Massachusetts, New York, Washington, West Virginia
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Staff Liaison(s)
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Brian Lewis, Katie Robinson
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