Professor Karin Mika recently presented at a Legal Writing Institute Workshop on the topic of doing legal research using free internet sources. Her presentation demonstrated that Google can be an effective alternative search tool, and is sometimes more efficient than …
Tomorrow, December 10th, is Human Rights Day 2011. This annual celebration, which is sponsored by the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, incorporates events, media, and stories about the impact of human rights around the world. …
Bryan Garner’s 2006-2007 interviews with Supreme Court justices on the topic of legal writing can be viewed online as well as read in Scribes Journal of Legal Writing, volume 13. The print transcript has the added benefit of pdf searching …
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So you’re probably not too excited about legal dictionaries. But the library’s gotten in the latest edition (the 3rd) of Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage [Reference KF156 .G367 2011], and I’m just geeky enough to want to crack it open. …
See the Technology at Albany Law School’s post Do You Use YouTube in Law Classes? for many links to improve YouTube use in the classroom. There are tools for removing comments and ads and for editing videos (beyond those in YouTube …
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