Voir Dire guest blogger Paul Collins had his work featured recently on the ELS Blog and the Conglomerate Blog. The featured paper, c0-authored with Pamela Corley and Brian Calvin, uses content analysis software (aka plagiarism software) to examine the extent to which SCOTUS opinion writers “lift” content from the lower court opinions they are reviewing.
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