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 →
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 →
Constitution Week The Law Library is celebrating Constitution Week! Check out our Constitution Week Display: Constitutional Conflict & the Supreme Court Stop by the Marx Law Library Table Outside Room 114 to browse the oldest and rarest print books about … Continue reading →
Do you remember what you were doing on 9/11 when you first heard the news? I and many people can you tell you exactly where we were and what we were doing. I was getting ready for a legal research … Continue reading →
Research Instruction Monday, Sept. 9 Prof. Bock’s LLM class 3:05pm – 4:30pm Room 104 Cases & Citators with Reference Librarian Shannon Kemen Tuesday, Sept. 10 Human Rights Quarterly Cite Checker Training with Associate Director of Public & Research Services Susan … Continue reading →
Whether This Is Your First August Here or Your Third Since launching this blog nearly six years ago, I have grown accustomed to posting a welcome message for both our new and returning students. I would not want to disappoint … Continue reading →
We are very excited to welcome our new LLM students! Members of the Law Library will meet with LLM students for a Library orientation on August 8, 2:30pm in the computer lab. Although there are computers available in the lab, … Continue reading →