Part of going to law school is learning the law, but it also entails learning lawyering skills. There are a number of options at the law library to help you improve these skills. We always tell students to refer to our …
Entertainment Law: Legal Concepts & Business Practices, available on Westlaw, is authored by Robert C. Lind, Patricia N. Acton, Thomas D. Selz, and Melvin Simensky. This five-volume set is geared toward business attorneys who structure entertainment deals, negotiate contracts, or …
Our Social Justice and Antiracism Resources guide is an excellent and extensive collection of local, state and national resources on anti-racism, social justice, protesting, police accountability, and more. Several law libraries across the country have authored additional anti-racism research guides, …
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Many law students go directly to Lexis, or Westlaw when beginning a research project. While these databases may be useful, widening the net in the search for information for your paper or project may be helpful. When unsure about where …
The C|M|Law Library’s Impeachment Resource Guide provides links to numerous materials to help one understand the federal impeachment process in the United States. Materials include U.S. Constitution sections, U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate procedures, recent impeachment actions, historical …
