The National Museum of African American History & Culture, the newest Smithsonian museum in Washington, D.C., has recently launched the Talking About Race web portal. The new resource gathers information and provides discussion starting points for educators, caregivers, and persons …
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HeinOnline is an extensive research database you can access from home with your CSU ID and Scholar library PIN. HeinOnline is known for complete coverage of materials from their inception–for example, you can access the CFR back to 1938, the …
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Domestic Relations Law edited by Beatrice K. Sowald and Stanley Morganstern is Ohio’s leading comprehensive treatise on domestic relations, aka family law. It is also one of those treatises that is often referred to by the names of its authors, …
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In Middle French, the word apostiller meant to add notes, usually in the margins of some document. Today, the term has a specific meaning in international law. Under the 1961 Hague Convention – officially known as the Convention of 5 …
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The C|M|Law Library has created a new guide on Resources for Protesters & Social Justice Advocates. The guide provides information on, and links to, resources for people who seek to constructively protest against political, economic and social injustice. The guide …
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