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 […]
Author: Tara Mospan
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 […]
Database Spotlight: Gale
An overview of Gale, Cengage databases available at ASU Law (and why you would use them).
Keeping Current: Staying Updated Across Many Platforms and Services
Alerts and Updates for Lexis, Westlaw, HeinOnline, Law360 and more.
Making the Most of Midterms
Midterm season is just around the corner. Too soon, you say? They’re here to help you! Midterms are your crystal ball showing […]
Don’t Overlook the MPRE: It’s Your Professional Obligation to Pass
While the MPRE, or Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam, is the smaller and less grueling of the two exams required for admission to the […]
Writing a Large Paper? Consider a Citation Manager
What is a citation manager? How can members of the ASU Law community use them to organize papers?
Resources Enhance Oral Advocacy
Lawyers and librarians alike have a way with words, spending much of their time with books and internet databases, reading, researching, and […]
Research and Reference Resources to Support Your Journal Ambitions
At the end of the semester, you will have the opportunity to take a marathon write-on exam to test your Bluebook and […]
Hit the Books (and Databases) to Win Law Library Award for Exemplary Student Research
The Ross-Blakley Law Library Award for Exemplary Student Research is not just any writing competition. As research experts, the librarians are looking for the […]