On 7 September 2011, Judge Algenon L. Marbley, of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, granted a preliminary injunction to the Libertarian Party of Ohio (LPO), protecting the Party’s ballot access through 2012 and enjoining the …
Faculty and staff can view a CALI lesson on a single webpage all at once, without having to click through the lesson. This feature is called “Lesson Text”. To do so: 1. Go to CALI Lessons and be sure to …
There is a new monthly lecture series at the City Club for alumni, local practitioners, law students and the public, featuring Case Western Reserve University School of Law professors. The first lecture, “The First Amendment as a Mask for Privilege? …
Anyone interested in using reference management tools should check out the comparison guides recently posted by Georgetown Law Library. From its Citation Tools page, you can connect to a Detailed Feature Comparison and a Quick Overview Chart. The products compared …
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California enrolled Senate Bill No. 702, if signed by the state governor, would be the nation’s first law requiring pet owners to have their dogs and cats microchipped. About the size of a grain of rice, microchips are implanted in …
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