Today the College of Law will launch the Nathaniel R. Jones Center for Race, Gender, and Social Justice. The new name for the Center signifies the College’s commitment to and alignment with the principles of United States Court of Appeals … 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 →
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 →