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Wikipedia Used in Legal Cases

Garrett pointed me to this techdirt item mentioning legal cases citing Wikipedia. One court threw out a lower court’s case because it used the encyclopedia anyone can edit at almost any time.

Thanks, Garrett!

Addendum 2/6: The Berkman Center has a blurb about this, too, including a New York Times article that is no longer freely available.

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