Your Mindful Reminder: New Book on Harnessing the Inner Voice and Upgraded Mindfulness Guide Can Help You Succeed
The Law Library’s Mindfulness and Mental Wellness in Law School guide has been newly updated and upgraded to help you succeed even […]
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Summer 2022 and Post-Graduation Use of LexisNexis, Westlaw, Bloomberg Law
The Law Library provides you with unlimited access to a number of premium resources while you are in school and even after […]
Innocence Found: Former Prosecutor Turned Innocence Advocate’s New Book Takes Intersectional Approach
The Law Library is excited to launch an ongoing series in which we will be reviewing newly published books authored by faculty […]
Warrior of Freedom: Author Pivoted from Prosecutor to Passionate Advocate for Innocent Inmates
“Carceral feminist” is the phrase Valena Beety used to describe her old self, when she was a law student and prosecutor. The […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]