This practical manual covers not only traditional areas of legal research (such as cases, court rules, statutes, and regulations),
This week we are featuring a guest post by Carol A. Fichtelman, author of the top-selling title Right to be Forgotten: A Legal Research Guide.
I always wanted to be a writer. As a kid, I wrote “my little stories” about this and that. Stories I later learned were called mainstream. I also wrote science fiction, a genre I really love, yet I never desired to have my “babies” published.
This third edition continues to further the quest to look beyond legal rules and institutions to the legal philosophies that shaped them.
Don’t miss your chance to stock your library with these
great titles at a steal! Get ’em while they last!
USE CODE: REDUCE2019
OFFER EXPIRES: NOVEMBER 27, 2019
The topic of trade secrets is an area of law growing in importance to legal and business professionals.
This week we are featuring a guest post by David Brian Holt and Dana Neacsu. Holt and Neacsu are the mastermind authors behind best-selling title Sexual Orientation, Gender Identities, and the Law: A Research Bibliography 2006-2016.
Sexual Orientation, Gender Identities and the Law: A Research Bibliography (Hein, 2018) has a storied history and is itself a piece of LGBT legal history. It began as a pamphlet distributed at the AALL Annual Meeting back in the early 1980s. This was a time when many law librarians were forced to remain closeted at their libraries as they were at risk of being fired for their sexual orientation.
USE CODE: CONCRT19
OFFER EXPIRES: AUGUST 31, 2019
Confidence in the Courtroom is a practical guide to understanding the federal rules of evidence and how they are applied.
USE CODE: INVRED19
OFFER EXPIRES: AUGUST 31, 2019
Defense Liberty,
We’re excited to announce that Celebrating Diversity: A Legacy of Minority Leadership in the American Association of Law Libraries, Second Edition is the winner of the 2019 Joseph L. Andrews Legal Literature Award. The book identifies and profiles new and future leaders in AALL, demonstrating the growth of diverse law library professionals in the field.
The Joseph L. Andrews Legal Literature Award honors noteworthy legal literature published in various forms, including books, pamphlets, periodicals, websites, and databases. ‘Legal literature’ includes works that: (1) are bibliographical in nature,
Sharia (Islamic Law) is one of the most established and controversial legal systems in the world. The literal meaning of Sharia is “the way to the watering hole” and is Islam’s prescribed way (or set of guidelines) for living morally and achieving salvation.
