Because of the state’s unique history, Louisiana is a place like none other in the U.S. legal system. Unlike the other 49 states, Louisiana incorporates elements of civil law into its legal system, alongside other aspects of the more typical …
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Are you interested in open educational resources and open access? Join us for the second annual OpenCon Cleveland, hosted by the Michael Schwartz Library and C|M|Law Library, in the Law Building. Featuring speakers, roundtable discussions, and collaboration, this conference is …
Sometimes it seems like we’re distracted by 50 million things and the day gets away from us before we get anything accomplished. If you’re feeling this way, you might want to give a recently published book by Cal Newport a …
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Population Affairs recently issued a final rule governing the Title X Family Planning program. The new rule will become effective 60 days after it is published in the Federal …
Law Review and journal notes as well as upper-level requirement papers can be enhanced by using materials from other disciplines. There are three ways to find non-legal databases: CSU Main Library’s Subject Portals (may also point to free online sources) …
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