The first Monday in October puts us all in the mode of U.S. Supreme Court arguments and subsequent decisions. For those of you SCOTUS aficionados, we present the new research database, U.S. Supreme Court 2010 – How Would you Vote? …
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From our friends at C-SPAN: The Supreme Court has announced that beginning with its new term, which begins next week, it will release each Friday all the oral arguments from that week on the Supreme Court website. The Court also …
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As a happily tattooed librarian, yesterday’s post on Media Law Prof Blog naturally caught my eye. The blog reports on a recent Ninth Circuit decision—Anderson v. City of Hermosa Beach—that has held a municipal ban on tattoo parlors unconstitutional. The …
CCH Intelliconnect is an excellent research database used by many legal practitioners. It has essential primary materials and useful analysis for attorneys specializing in certain areas, such as employment, securities, intellectual property and more. (see our electronic research page for …
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Yesterday, Judge Vaughn R. Walker of the Federal District Court of the Northern District of California issued the 138 page pdf order in the case of Perry et al v. Schwarzenegger et al., reportedly overturning the result of the 2008 …
