Some content releases grow HeinOnline title by title. This month, entire shelves of legal history are arriving at once.August brings some major additions across HeinOnline, led by a monumental 120-volume collection of Commonwealth Arbitration Reports totaling nearly 127,000 pages. Researchers
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Every legal document tells part of a larger story. This month’s HeinOnline content release expands that story with new resources that trace the evolution of law across courts, classrooms, governments, and legal scholarship.In this month’s content release, discover 65,000 pages
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Legal scholarship never stands still, and neither does the Law Journal Library. This month’s additions bring together an impressive mix of new journals covering everything from commercial litigation and health law to societal security, legal equality, and international legal developments.
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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,
