PACER Increases Electronic Access Fees
Accessing federal court cases via the federal court’s online document system, called […]
Month: September 2011
Shoe Suits
Today the Federal Trade Commission put its foot down on unsubstantiated claims that […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 2
This week’s installment of the new books series features a guide to […]
American Law Reports: a.k.a ALR, a.k.a. “Already Done Legal Research”
American Law Reports (ALR) is an attorney written, multi-series publication with objective, […]
Blogging for Law Students
Many lawyers maintain blogs for marketing purposes – to share their expertise […]
Happy Birthday, Bilbo Baggins!
74 years ago today, J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit was first published. We wondered […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 1
For the next few weeks we will be highlighting new books at […]
Court Case Asks if “Big Brother” Is Spelled GPS
In November, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in United States v. […]
Scalia and Kagan are doing it – how about you?
In a recent C-SPAN interview, Justice Elena Kagan mentioned that she uses […]
The West Digest System
One of the most often asked questions this time of year is […]