Internship, Externship, New Job: Stand Out from the Crowd on Day One
Starting a new internship, externship, or job during law school can be nerve-wracking. We want our work product to stand out so […]
Author: Tara Mospan
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, maybe more so than finishing high school or college. For […]
New Library Titles Provide Second Opinions on Famous Cases
Feminist Judgements: Rewritten Property Opinions (Eloisa C. Rodriguez-Dod & Elena Maria Marty-Nelson eds., 2022) This entry in the Feminist Judgments series revisits […]
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 graduate writing requirement, traditional, academic sources continue to have advantages […]
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 to avoid nonobvious abbreviations. The words of living judicial legend Judge […]
Women’s History Month: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor Research Guide
It remains extremely rare for a law school to name itself after a woman, but on April 5, 2006 Arizona State University’s […]
There’s Still Time to Win Library Research Contest
The deadline to enter the Ross-Blakley Law Library Award for Exemplary Student Research is Monday, March 28, 2022 at 9:00 am. Current […]
New library guide helps researchers track changes in the legal landscape
Have you ever noticed small bells, envelopes, or concentric semicircular lines when performing legal research? Those symbols can help you make sure […]
Slippery When Wet: New Library Books Examine the Always Smoldering Tensions of Water and the Law’s Efforts to Douse Them
Western Water Rights and the U.S. Supreme Court, James H. Davenport Western Water Rights and the U.S. Supreme Court notes that in […]
New Books Shine Critical Light on Plea Bargaining and Forensic Evidence
Plea Bargaining Made Real, Steven P. Grossman This academic work by a law professor asks whether plea bargaining, which lacks many of […]