Yes, I’m being hyperbolic. I’m also being accurate, we don’t expect the tools we use to be ethical: we expect people to use tools ethically. That’s how we need to start thinking about AI. It’s not the magic answer box
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Law Library Labor Day Hours
Our hours for the upcoming Labor Day Weekend will be:
Saturday, September 5, 9:00am – 5:00pm
Sunday, September 6, 11:00am – 7:00pm
Monday, September 7, closed
We’ll resume regular hours on Tuesday, September 8th.
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Find Print & Online Study Aids for Your Fall Classes
Buying study aids can get pricey. The law library can help! As a CSU|LAW student, you can borrow print study aids from us for free, and have free online access to our two online study platforms.
With our Study Aids…
Wellness Resources In Person or Remote
Connect with CSU Wellness Resources Remotely or in Person
As a CSU|LAW student, you have access to many campus-wide wellness and mental health resources. Taking the time to value and support your own wellness and mental health – even when…
AI & Law: Recent Titles from Our Collection
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping legal practice, regulation, scholarship, and education. As courts, lawmakers, practitioners, and researchers grapple with the opportunities and challenges presented by AI, a growing body of literature is emerging to help make sense of this evolving…
Forgot Your Casebook for Class? Borrow It for a Couple Hours from the Library
We have many of the casebooks and other textbooks required for fall semester classes available at the main circulation desk—just ask any library staff member. So if you forgot your casebook and need to get your reading done, we probably…
CSU|LAW Health Program Receives A+ Rating
National Jurist preLaw News recently released its Health Law Honor Roll, in which the CSU|LAW Health Program received an A+ rating. The Health Law Honor Roll recognizes law schools that “prepare students through medical-legal partnerships, health care transactions, regulatory compliance…
The Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law for Reference, Bibliographies & Citation Mining
The Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law is an online authoritative reference source providing short background articles on a wide range of public international law topics such as humanitarian law, human rights, criminal law, environmental law, the law of…
Welcome to the Law Library! JDO Library & IT Orientation
Welcome to CSU|LAW!
As you begin your law school journey, we want you to know that the Law Library is here to support you every step of the way—even if you’re learning online.
We invite all JDO students to join…
Help from the Ohio Lawyers Assistance Program (OLAP) Is Available to You as a Law Student
The Ohio Lawyers Assistance Program (OLAP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping Ohio judges, lawyers, and law students get the help they need for substance use disorders and mental health issues. As a law student, OLAP can provide you…