ProQuest Congressional is fantastic for finding information regarding government documents, especially compiled legislative histories, as we have written about before. A lesser-known feature of the product is the ability to search the social media of public officials. From the home …
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The Library of Congress announced on September 17, 2018 that a new website is now live, making reports from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) available to the public. The CRS is Congress’ nonpartisan “think tank” that conducts research and publishes …
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On June 29, 2018, Ohio joined the growing number of states enacting the Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act (UELMA) when Governor Kasich signed SB139 into law. According to the Uniform Law Commission, UELMA “requires that official electronic legal material be: …
Several years ago we had a blog about the generation that was set to start entering law school in about 2015 (then called Net Gen—more popularly Generation Z (Gen Z) now, but also iGeneration, iGen, and Post-Millennials). Now this generation …
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C|M|Law Dean Lee Fisher is teaching a new class this fall. LAW768 – 7 Habits of Effective Lawyer Leaders will help students develop leadership skills essential for success in the legal field and beyond. According to the course description in …
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