If you’re attending AALL, stop by the Hein Booth on Sunday, July 19, from 1:00–1:30 PM for Digitizing History: The Story Behind DePaul’s U.S. Supreme Court Justices’ Signature Collection. Ryan Marcotte
From early editions of The Newgate Calendar to the adaptation of Presumed Innocent airing on HBO, the fascination with crime and courtroom drama has spanned centuries. Whether you’re a weekly crime podcast listener or pick up the newest legal thriller
Valeri Craigle had been thinking about DOIs long before the Utah Law Review adopted them. As Head of Technical Services and Digital Initiatives at the James E. Faust Law Library at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah,
Some months are about breadth. Others are about milestones. This month’s HeinOnline content release delivers both.
Leading the way is the continued growth of the ABA Law Library Collection: Books & Practice Materials Archive, HeinOnline’s newest database, which expands by
What did lawyers rely on before online research platforms, practice management software, and digital CLE programs?
For generations, attorneys turned to practice manuals, committee reports, conference proceedings, directories, and professional guidance published by organizations like the American Bar Association. These
Legal research does not stop at statutes, regulations, or judicial opinions. Researchers increasingly need to understand how attorneys, legal analysts, and subject matter experts are interpreting developments in real time. From emerging case law trends to practical implications of regulatory
The Law Journal Library is growing once again with a fresh selection of journal titles that broaden the scope of legal research available in HeinOnline. From internationally focused publications to journals examining public policy, legal reform, and social justice, these
As the warm weather settles in, May’s content release offers plenty of new material on hot topics related to legal history, government policy, international relations, and legal education.
This month’s additions span centuries of legal thought and scholarship, bringing together
