If You Like Cranberry Sauce, Thank a Lawyer
This post if from the Cleveland-Marshshall College of Law Library blog. Hat tip to Tom Hurray for some interesting Thanksgiving trivia. Hope […]
Author: Tara Mospan
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 10
As many students have memos or research papers due in the coming weeks, this installment of the new book series focuses on […]
Arizona Supreme Court Reinstates Redistricting Chair
The Arizona Supreme Court has reinstated Colleen Mathis, the chairwoman of the Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC), who Governor Jan Brewer had impeached […]
Staying Motivated Through Final Exams
There are 26 long days between today and the last day of exams. To help you get through them, the Law School […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 9
Exam time is fast approaching! This week we highlight a guide to succeeding on these all-important tests. Open Book: Succeeding on Exams […]
New Additions to the Study Skills Collection
Ask and it shall be given. A studious law student (is there any other kind of law student) asked that more materials […]
Some Advice About Studying for Exams
The Law School Academic Support Blog recently highlighted some counter-productive study techniques. It is worth a look: Some Common Errors in Exam […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 8
Part 8 of the new books series focuses on a study guide for civil procedure. Legalese to English: A Workbook for Civil […]
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Hurwitz nominated to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
President Obama nominated Andrew Hurwitz on Wednesday to serve on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Justice Hurwitz was appointed to the […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 7
This week’s installment of the new book series features the story of John Thompson, a man who served 18 years in prison […]