Real or Fake? Check Your Skills
Have a few minutes of downtime, or need a break from bar prep? Test your skills at identifying fake news. “Fake news” isn’t new, but it has been getting a lot of attention recently. According to this story from NPR, …
What is Positive Law and Why Should You Care?
Black’s Law Dictionary defines positive law as “a system of law promulgated and implemented within a particular political community by political superiors, as distinct from moral law or law existing in an ideal community or in some nonpolitical community.” The …
Law Library Closed 4th of July and Upcoming Hours
The Law library will open today July 3rd until 10pm Tomorrow, July 4th we will be closed in observance of Independence Day. Wednesday and Thursday July 5-6 our hours are 7am-10pm.
Free Online Research Tools: Casetext
Casetext is one of a growing number of free online sources for legal research. Developed by attorneys, data scientists, and engineers, Casetext offers free access to over 10 million cases, statutes, and regulations, plus articles and commentary from leading litigators. …
Professor O’Neill Quoted in ABA Journal on Legislative Efforts to Restrict Public Protests
Professor Kevin O’Neill was quoted in the June 2017 issue of the ABA Journal on new legislative efforts to restrict public protests. The article, entitled “Paying for Free Speech: Proposed laws would regulate public protests,” is available here.
