Students: Post Your Papers on SSRN
If you have a scholarly paper written for a class, you can try to get it published in a law review or journal. See the library’s Getting Published Guide for help and advice. In the meantime, or in lieu of …
If you have a scholarly paper written for a class, you can try to get it published in a law review or journal. See the library’s Getting Published Guide for help and advice. In the meantime, or in lieu of …
Lillian W. Burke, Ohio’s first African-American woman judge, passed away March 27th, 2012. In the words of C. Ellen Connally, Cuyahoga County Council President, “she was highly educated, very dedicated on the bench, and very concerned about defendants. … She …
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The CALI (Computer Assisted Legal Instruction) Library of Lessons contains over 600 Lessons in 32 legal subjects. Some Lessons teach basic lawyering skills, such as legal research and writing and trial advocacy, and others instruct students on how to prepare …
The Planning and Law Division of the American Planning Association (APA) recently announced its 29th Annual Smith-Babcock-Williams Student Writing Competition. Students enrolled at ABA-accredited law schools or schools listed in the 16th ed. of the Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate …
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With health care and health law in the Supreme Court and in the news all this week, here is a quick reminder of the health law materials you can access through our specialty BNA and CCH databases. For complete access …
Specialty Databases: Health Law Materials on BNA and CCH Read more »