Innocence Found: Former Prosecutor Turned Innocence Advocate’s New Book Takes Intersectional Approach
The Law Library is excited to launch an ongoing series in which […]
Author: Andrea Gass
Warrior of Freedom: Author Pivoted from Prosecutor to Passionate Advocate for Innocent Inmates
“Carceral feminist” is the phrase Valena Beety used to describe her old […]
It’s Never Too Late to Research Efficiently: Meet with a Librarian
Legal researchers should never let a late semester time crunch let them […]
Internship, Externship, New Job: Stand Out from the Crowd on Day One
Starting a new internship, externship, or job during law school can be […]
Bar Prep’s Not Just for 3Ls: The Library Equips You for the Ultimate Final
Graduating from law school is a huge achievement and a new beginning, […]
New Library Titles Provide Second Opinions on Famous Cases
Feminist Judgements: Rewritten Property Opinions (Eloisa C. Rodriguez-Dod & Elena Maria Marty-Nelson […]
Reliable Sources: Law Librarians Can Help You Identify Sources to Boost Your Article’s Credibility
For the academic researcher working on a law review article, book, or […]
Citations have you seeing red? Get clarity on the Bluebook at the law library
The basic rule of abbreviating, ignored by the authors of The Bluebook, is […]
Women’s History Month: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor Research Guide
It remains extremely rare for a law school to name itself after […]
There’s Still Time to Win Library Research Contest
The deadline to enter the Ross-Blakley Law Library Award for Exemplary Student […]