A recent Law Library Journal article reports that only a minority of law journals require authors to transfer copyright to the publication. Though a third of law journals require an exclusive license, most of these licenses were temporary. See Copyright …
Thanks to Louise Mooney for alerting us to today’s Ohio Supreme Court announcement of its decision in State v. Bodyke, which declared portions of Ohio’s sex offender registration and notification law as an unconstitutional violation of separation of powers. …
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The tossing the exams down the steps, as well as many other unique ways to grade exams are demonstrated in this video by LSU Law Assault and Flattery. Thanks to the Law Librarian Blog.
A2J Author is software which creates a question and answer session to help an unrepresented litigant fill out a form. CALI and Chicago-Kent College of Law created the software. It is free for law schools, legal service organizations, courts and …
Just Books, is the recent creation of NYU Law School’s Brennan Center for Justice. The site offers law related books reviews, author interviews, and book excerpts. In addition, they offer analysis of recent court cases and commentary on various topics …
