“The Bluebook: Citing to Basic Sources” has just been added to the Law Library’s Legal Research Seminars TWEN course. This new “Bluebook” Seminar is an updated version of a previous Seminar. Stay tuned – we will be adding more updated …
If you need help with a paper, the law library offers scheduled Research Consultations. Let us know what you have already completed and what areas you need help with, and a librarian will assist with finding resources and information. Most …
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The Legal History and Rare Books Special Interest Section (LHRB) of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL), in cooperation with Gale, A Cengage Company, is conducting its Annual Morris L. Cohen Student Essay Competition. Full- and part-time students currently …
Law Review and journal notes as well as upper-level requirement papers can be enhanced by using materials from other disciplines. There are three ways to find non-legal databases: CSU Main Library’s Subject Portals (may also point to free online sources) …
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Law Library Legal Research Seminars are for C|M|LAW students, including our MLS and LLM students. The Seminars are continuously available online via the Westlaw TWEN platform. You earn points for completing an online Seminar by correctly answering 3/4 of the …
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