Foodie Law
While reviewing our new arrivals, I came across a fun new title –The Little Book of Foodie Law by Cecil C. Kuhne III [Find it]. This ingenious little book is organized around important cases covering various legal aspects of food. …
Saving the Press Clause
Prof. Kevin O’Neill and C|M|Law class of 2009 alum Patrick Charles have co-authored the forthcoming article “Saving the Press Clause from Ruin: The Customary Origins of a ‘Free Press’ as Interface to the Present and Future.” The article examines the …
Civility in Brief Writing
Miss Manners would not approve of these government lawyers. The Legal Writing Prof Blog recently posted about a Fourth Circuit case, U.S. v. Venable, in which the court called out a group of lawyers on the disrespectful language they used …
CALI Seeks Feedback
CALI, the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction, is interested in what law faculty and students think about their new interface. Providing such feedback is easy to do. Simply connect to https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/P8YBGGZ and complete their short survey. In addition to commenting …
New Format for Research Guides!
The Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Library is making legal research easier than ever with a new format called LibGuides, powered by Springshare. These guides are filled with useful links to Lexis, Westlaw and other databases, the library catalog, and …
