The Cowgirl Who Became a Justice: Sandra Day O’Connor
After final exams are over and you have some free time on your hands again, you may be interested in checking out […]
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Indigenous Law Portal Makes finding Tribal Law Easier
Tribal law can be difficult to find for a variety reasons: individual tribes may not have the resources to publish their laws, […]
Free Access to Historical Federal Legal Resources
The Library of Congress and HeinOnline recently announced a unique partnership that makes historical U.S. legal materials now available on the Library […]
Cameras and Mobile Devices in Courtrooms: Oct. 17 at the Cronkite School
This Friday, October 17, there will be panel discussion at ASU’s The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in downtown […]
A New Tool for Online Legal Research – Ravel Law
Ravel Law is a new and innovative (as well as free) online legal search, analytics, and visualization platform that provides access to […]
ASU LiveSafe Enhances Your Personal Safety
A mobile phone app called ASU LiveSafe is now available to download for free to your smartphone or obtain for free at […]
The Case for Losing the Laptop
It is standard practice in law school to take notes in class on your laptop, but new research indicates that taking notes […]
Constitution Day Event: Polarization in the Court?
If you would like to celebrate Constitution Day on September 17th there will be a program at Hayden Library. Join us for Hayden […]
Technology Enhanced Study Room
The Technology Enhanced Collaborative Space (TECS) is located on the first floor of the Ross-Blakley Law Library in room #112D. TECS is […]
Free Digital Copies of the Federal Rules
Thanks to the Legal Information Institute at Cornell University Law School and the Center for Computer Assisted Legal Instruction’s eLangdell Press, you […]