In Middle French, the word apostiller meant to add notes, usually in the margins of some document. Today, the term has a specific meaning in international law. Under the 1961 Hague Convention – officially known as the Convention of 5 …
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The C|M|Law Library has created a new guide on Resources for Protesters & Social Justice Advocates. The guide provides information on, and links to, resources for people who seek to constructively protest against political, economic and social injustice. The guide …
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Several of the seventeen Law Library Legal Research Seminars demonstrate research in a social justice topic and cost-effective research strategies: Starting Research with Secondary Sources Terms & Connectors Searching Cost-Effective Searching on Lexis Advance & Westlaw Cost-Effective Federal Legislative History: …
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The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 is a historic crisis that has brought unprecedented changes to our world, and future generations will want to understand how we coped with the enormous challenges we are facing. This project is an attempt to …
