Resource Spotlight: U.S. Presidential Impeachment Library
Impeachment is in the news and, if you’re like me, you may wonder if journalists are misstating this fairly complicated legal doctrine’s […]
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New HeinOnline Database Alert: State Constitutions Illustrated
The State Constitutions Illustrated database is a treasure trove of information on constitutional histories. It has a clean, simple interface that allows […]
Holistic Student Development: Studies, Social Events, and Professional Development
Studying, cold calls, and exams constitute just one important aspect of the law school experience. Landing a dream clerkship, government placement, or […]
ASU Digital Subscription to the New York Times
ASU Students, faculty and staff can sign-up for a digital subscription to the New York Times for free. The New York Times reports on a wide range of topics […]
Be here now.
Much of law school involves looking ahead: I am in a professional school and want to make connections and do the right […]
ASU’s Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion Changed My Life
Hi, I’m Andrea, and I adore ASU so much that I’m now working as a research fellow at the law library. But […]
Bloomberg Law: In-Focus Content
What is it? In-Focus pages are intended to be a one-stop-shop for issues that are currently in the headlines. They have everything […]
Warming Up to Cold Calls or How I Learned to Love the Socratic Method
Facing a yes-or-no question in Civil Procedure, I confidently responded, “no!” “I’m looking for an alternate answer,” the professor replied, with a […]
How Do I Know Which Study Guides are Right for Me?
Are you rudderless in a sea of books, guides, and online materials? Do you need help taming an onslaught of resources? Help […]
Book Review – “First: Sandra Day O’Connor” by Evan Thomas
In First: Sandra Day O’Connor, historian Evan Thomas describes how Ronald Reagan, who nominated Sandra Day O’Connor to the Supreme Court as […]