Social justice seminars, programs, and activities in the greater Cleveland area, Ohio, and nationally are featured on the C|M|Law Library Social Justice and Antiracism Resources guide Events/Forums/Webinars page. Upcoming local Spring 2022 events include the 3/15 Discussing the Renaming of …
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A federal jury is expected soon to decide (article via Westlaw) on the guilt or innocence of Guy Reffitt the first accused January 6th rioter to go to trial. The charges against Reffitt include carrying a semi-automatic handgun while on …
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently updated its mask wearing recommendations, linking the recommendations to COVID-19 Community Levels. In low/green level communities, “wear a mask based on your personal preference, informed by your personal level of risk.” …
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Say you want to identify all of the recent legislation in the area of health for a certain period of time. This can easily be done using Congress.gov, the federal legislative portal. From the main page, go to Browse …
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As a C|M|LAW student, you have access to online treatises beyond those you’ll find in Lexis and Westlaw. VitalLaw, an online platform (formerly Wolters Kluwer Cheetah), offers several key treatises online that were previously only available in print. It’s easy …
Wigmore, Farnsworth, Macey & More – Online Treatises Through VitalLaw Read more »
