In May, the Ohio Legislature passed new legislation to promote access to public records and it was signed into law yesterday, June 29, 2016. The new measure, SB 321 Court of Claims-procedure for hearing denials of access to public records, …
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The Republican National Convention and Donald Trump will be in Cleveland at the Q July 18-21. In conjunction with the convention, Cleveland State (including Cleveland-Marshall College of Law) will be hosting several events. Highlights from the law school side include …
Yesterday was an excellent day for a parade – wonderful weather and a great reason to celebrate! All of the festivities made for a very quiet day in the library, which gave one law librarian time to ponder, what does …
Today is a wonderful day to be in Cleveland! Strangers are embracing and high fiving–as of the writing of this blog I have given 17 high fives today. Unfortunately, work productivity in the greater Cleveland area today is about as …
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Prison reform and dealing with mental illness among incarcerated populations is gaining attention nationwide. Reform advocates in Ohio are part of this growing trend. The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio and Disability Rights Ohio conducted a study of solitary …
