Research Instruction Monday, Oct. 14 Library & Lexis Lunch & Learn on Business Filings & Public Records Associate Director of Public & Research Services Susan Boland and Lexis Representative Ashley Russell will go over finding information on companies and people. … Continue reading →
Fall Break This week is fall break for the College of Law and although there may not be classes, the Law Library is still open! Need to access study aids? Remember that you can access our electronic study aids 24/7 … Continue reading →
October 2nd is International Wrongful Conviction Day and a chance to raise awareness about the causes and costs of wrongful convictions. Although I believe strongly in our judicial system, it is a human institution and subject to human errors. As … Continue reading →
Spotlight on Wrongful Convictions Wednesday, Oct. 2 is International Wrongful Conviction Day. The day is designed to raise awareness of the causes of wrongful convictions and publicize potential solutions. Be sure and check out our display on wrongful convictions that … Continue reading →
When most people think of banned books they think of parental challenges to books in public schools or public libraries. It is true that most of the book challenges (96%) reported to the American Library Association’s Office of Intellectual Freedom … Continue reading →
Banned Books Week The Law Library is celebrating your right to read! According to the American Library Association, “Banned Books Week was launched in the 1980s, a time of increased challenges, organized protests, and the Island Trees School District v. … Continue reading →
This week the Robert S. Marx Law Library celebrated Constitution Week! We started out the week with a display on the questions of the U.S. Supreme Court’s legitimacy and the role of the U.S. Supreme Court in resolving conflict. We … Continue reading →