If you often rely on information found on federal government websites for research, you should also be aware of changes made to those websites. Gov404 is a collection of documented changes to federal government websites. Gov404 is hosted by the Sunlight Foundation and compiled …
This week is National Library Week and the theme is “Find Your Place at the Library.” While we can’t wait until you can find your place again [physically] with us inside the C|M|LAW Library, we’re happy we can provide virtual …
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Assistant Professor Joe Mead assisted with the recent winning efforts by the ACLU to protect vulnerable federal prisoners at the Elkton Federal Correctional facility from the COVID-19 virus. In his decision, Judge James Gwin of the Northern District of Ohio …
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Many law students go directly to Bloomberg, 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 …
Our newly updated International Law research guide is a great place to start. In the guide you’ll find information on where to find treaties and cases, along with books, articles, and study aids. One of the great resources highlighted is …
