Sometimes when you’re quoting a case or other source, you want to leave out some words. This is called an omission, and the Bluebook rule for it is 5.3. According to this rule, you should ask yourself whether the beginning …
Dot Dot Dot: Using Ellipses for Omissions à la Bluebook Read more »
You might be familiar with HeinOnline’s Law Journal Library as a source of article PDFs, with coverage back to the inception of the journal – meaning further back than what you’d find on Lexis or Westlaw. But HeinOnline is …
Pentagon Papers, Historical Statutes & Case Law on HeinOnline Read more »
Unsure of what to wear to an interview? Want some quick tips for resume and cover letter writing? The Law Library has added several new boards addressing these topics on our Pinterest Page. While visiting make sure to check out …
If you’re in a post-Winter Olympics slump, consider this – the Summer Games in Rio are just 892 days away. That’s plenty of time for the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), an international body established to decide sport-related disputes, …
On-the-Spot Justice at the Winter Games in Sochi Read more »
In the latest edition of The National Jurist, there is a great article titled How Law School Teaches You to Think Like a Lawyer. This one page article is a great quick read for law students. Students often hear the …
