Free ABA Membership for Law Students
The American Bar Association announced on Monday that it now provides free membership to law students attending ABA-approved schools. The benefits of […]
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HeinOnline On the Go
A new app is available for HeinOnline! The app allows you to view the database’s image-based PDFs, access content by citation, browse […]
Halloween Lawsuits: Scary Stuff
Costumes gone awry, haunted houses, and mean-spirited decorations – oh my! Have care while celebrating Halloween this week, because as these cases […]
Judges are Movie Lovers Too
The Justices of the Texas Supreme Court must be movie lovers. In the recent Kinney V. Barnes opinion, Justice Lehrmann quotes Walter […]
Supreme Court Decisions Are Not as Final as You Think
A new study from Harvard Law professor Richard J. Lazarus has revealed that the Supreme Court Justices routinely make changes to Court […]
Diane Humetewa Confirmed to Federal Judgeship
Congratulations to ASU’s Diane Humetewa on her historic appointment to the U. S. District Court for Arizona. The U. S. Senate voted unanimously […]
Collaborative Research for the Digital Age
While there have been significant changes in the realm of legal research (such as the shift from print to digital resources) conducting […]
Celebrate Constitution Day with the New U.S. Constitution App
The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, the Library of Congress and the Government Printing Office (GPO) mark Constitution Day today by […]
SCOTUSblog Interviews with Nina Totenberg
SCOTUSblog has conducted a five-part series of interviews with Nina Totenberg, NPR’s award-winning legal affairs correspondent and Dean of the Supreme Court […]
New Books at the Law Library – Manifest Injustice
Manifest Injustice: The True Story of a Convicted Murderer and the Lawyers Who Fought for His Freedom By Barry Siegel Law Treatises […]