Get Help: In the Law Library and Online! As we move into the second week of the semester, remember that Law Library staff are here to help you both in person and by providing online research guides that give you … Continue reading →
Are you looking to augment your practice skills? Look no further than these two classes taught by our librarians: Advanced Legal Research (LITG 7049) Advanced Legal Research goes beyond the basics you covered in first year legal research. You’ll get … Continue reading →
Distinguish Yourself With Your Skills and Knowledge When reviewing your class options for spring semester, please consider these two courses that can help you get ahead of the skills curve. Advanced Legal Research In Lawyering I you just scratched the … Continue reading →
Tuesday, November 4th is Election Day. You’d have to have shut yourself in a cave not to know it, but we nevertheless remind you that Tuesday is Election Day, as provided by law(s); e.g., Federal, Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana (No … Continue reading →
Research Sessions This Week Monday, September 29th Professor Bradley’s Legal Ethics Researching Legal Ethics with Susan Boland 3:00 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. Room 118 Tuesday, September 30th Professor Moore’s Evidence Class Evidence Workshop with Ron Jones 11:00 A.M. – Noon … Continue reading →
Library Tour for Paralegal Students Monday, September 22nd, 6:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M. Professor Pridemore Federal and State Consitutions and Statutes with Ron Jones Research Sessions This Week Tuesday, September 23rd Law Library & Westlaw Lunch & Learn Researching Statutes … Continue reading →
The United States Constitution was adopted by the delegates meeting at the convention in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787. Having realized that the earlier governing charge, the Articles of Confederation, provided too weak a bond for governing the states, the … Continue reading →