For the academic researcher working on a law review article, book, or graduate writing requirement, traditional, academic sources continue to have advantages […]
The basic rule of abbreviating, ignored by the authors of The Bluebook, is to avoid nonobvious abbreviations. The words of living judicial legend Judge […]
It remains extremely rare for a law school to name itself after a woman, but on April 5, 2006 Arizona State University’s […]
The deadline to enter the Ross-Blakley Law Library Award for Exemplary Student Research is Monday, March 28, 2022 at 9:00 am. Current […]
Have you ever noticed small bells, envelopes, or concentric semicircular lines when performing legal research? Those symbols can help you make sure […]
Western Water Rights and the U.S. Supreme Court, James H. Davenport Western Water Rights and the U.S. Supreme Court notes that in […]
Plea Bargaining Made Real, Steven P. Grossman This academic work by a law professor asks whether plea bargaining, which lacks many of […]
Midterm season is just around the corner. Too soon, you say? They’re here to help you! Midterms are your crystal ball showing […]
Two new books just added to the Ross-Blakley Law Library collection detail the struggle for improved equality for Black Americans in the […]
While the MPRE, or Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam, is the smaller and less grueling of the two exams required for admission to the […]
