As posted by Denise Howell at Bag and Baggage, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals is now doing podcasts, and offering subscriptions to its oral arguments and opinions via RSS feed. Two cheers to the Seventh Circuit for its foray into the sometimes murky realm of judicial technology.
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