You may have heard of Bitcoin and possibly some other digital crypto-currencies, including the concept of “mining” for coins—but how do you “mine” money from ones and zeros? The answer is blockchain, which is a tool for creating secure, decentralized, …
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Prestatehood Legal Materials is now part of the U.S. State package on HeinOnline. This new database is derived from AALL’s (American Association of Law Libraries) Joseph L. Andrews Literature Award-winning 2005 sourcebook, Prestatehood Legal Materials, which is edited by Michael …
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When researching tax law, you may find useful information in Bloomberg’s many databases. The Bloomberg BNA Tax Materials list can be found through the Law Databases link from the law library’s homepage: Tax Management Compensation Planning Journal Tax Management Estates, …
CALI (Computer Assisted Legal Instruction) sent a box of earplugs for student use. The earplugs are available at the circulation desk—just ask a library staff member. CALI can help with your studying. All 1L classes are covered via CALI lessons, …
Continuing from last Thursday’s post with information about ballot issues in Ohio, there are four methods to put an issue on the ballot: referendum, citizen-initiated constitutional amendment, legislatively-initiated constitutional amendment, and initiated statute. A statewide referendum challenges a recently enacted …
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