Thinking about pleasure reading over the break? The Law Library has law-related books, movies, and documentaries. They are located on the 1st floor to the left (when entering the library) by the reference section. The videos can be checked out …
Law Related Fiction, Movies and Documentaries Available in Law Library Read more »
According to A History of Digests, a recent article by Michael O. Eshleman (110 Law Libr. J. 235) (citing Robert Becker’s Ancient Decisions), the oldest reported case in American is Stone v. Boreman, 1 H. & McH. 1, a 1658 …
Say you (or your client) buy a lovely Victorian house, only to find out that it’s haunted. The seller never bothered to inform you that the house’s original owner was murdered on the premises and now her ghost wanders the …
This contest is being held in conjunction with the art show “Celebrating Cities” by Jennie Jones and Judy Rawson, currently available throughout the law school and law library. All current law students (including MLS and LLM students) are eligible to …
Just a Few Weeks Left to Enter the Law Library’s Selfie Contest Read more »
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 …
Free Online Research Tools: Congressional Research Service Reports Read more »
