BEV BUTULA: Stop the presses: Ohio’s Appellate Court decisions going paperless

By: BEVERLY BUTULA//April 24, 2012//

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The Supreme Court of Ohio announced Monday that it will be discontinuing the bound volumes of Appellate Court decisions. These decisions will continue to be available on Ohio’s Supreme Court website.

The Supreme Court decisions will not be effected, according to the press release, and will continued to be printed in the Ohio 3d volumes.

Ohio is not alone.

Illinois announced that it was stopping the publication of its bound volumes in May 2011. In addition, some states have ceased print versions of statutes, administrative registers, and its administrative codes.

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