Lyonette Louis-Jacques, Foreign and International Law Librarian and Lecturer in Law at The University of Chicago Law School has created the following resources:
The Legal Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Selected Resources (pdf)
Martin Luther King, Jr., Civil Rights Activists and the Law: Selected D'Angelo Law Library Resources (pdf)
Monday, January 19, 2009
Friday, January 16, 2009
Outsourcing Legal Work Overseas
Jim Calloway and Sharon Nelson discuss this important topic and the ethical implications of EDD outsourcing in the October Edition of their Digital Edge: Lawyers and Technology podcast. Take a few minutes to listen to their comments on Outsourcing EDD Review Abroad in this 12th edition of The Digital Edge: Lawyers and Technology.
Hat tip to Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog
Hat tip to Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog
Monday, January 12, 2009
Gold Star Featured in Journal Record Article
These Walls: Gold Star Memorial Building, an article by Kelley Chambers, appears on page 1B of the January 12, 2009 Journal Record. The article focuses on Bud Miller's recent trip to the top of the tower. Over 50 years ago, while working on the gold star that adorns the top of the tower, Mr. Miller had made similar trips. The article features several photos of the tower and the view from the tower.
OCU Law Welcomes Chinese Visiting Scholars
This year OCU Law will host two visiting law scholars from Nankai University School of Law. Professor Liu Shixin specializes in criminal law. He will be working on
A Comparative Study of Causation in Anglo-American Criminal Law and Chinese Criminal Law. Professor Wei Jianxin specializes in constitutional law. She will be working on A Comparative Study of Constitutionalism Between US and China.
If you are interested in Chinese law or our summer study abroad program at Nankai University please stop by and say hello to them. Their office is Goldstar 265. You will also see them at law school events and possibly sitting in on classes.
A Comparative Study of Causation in Anglo-American Criminal Law and Chinese Criminal Law. Professor Wei Jianxin specializes in constitutional law. She will be working on A Comparative Study of Constitutionalism Between US and China.
If you are interested in Chinese law or our summer study abroad program at Nankai University please stop by and say hello to them. Their office is Goldstar 265. You will also see them at law school events and possibly sitting in on classes.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Citation Tools for Lexis & Westlaw
You may have heard of Cite Genie, http://www.citegenie.com/, a tool that automatically copies citations from Lexis and Westlaw and formats them to Bluebook format. I have used this a limited number of times. It has a few limitations. It only works on cases. Also, it doesn't always get every element of the citation perfect. However, it is free!
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
OCU Law Faculty Speak at AALS Conference
Three members of the OCU Law faculty spoke at this year's AALS Annual Meeting in San Diego, California. Dean and Professor of Law Lawrence Hellman will speak on a non-degree certificate in American law program that has been offered at Oklahoma City University to Chinese law students from Nankai University in Tianjin, China, and to lawyer members of the Tianjin (China) Bar Association. This program has served as a gateway to LL.M. programs for some of its participants.
Professor Carla Spivack will speak on Donative Transfers, Fiduciaries and Estate Planning.
Professor Lee Peoples will speak on a panel titled Librarian as Scholar and will present his paper Controlling the Common Law: A Comparative Analysis of No-Citation Rules and Publication Practices in England and the United States, 17 Indiana International & Comparative Law Review 307 (2007).
Professor Carla Spivack will speak on Donative Transfers, Fiduciaries and Estate Planning.
Professor Lee Peoples will speak on a panel titled Librarian as Scholar and will present his paper Controlling the Common Law: A Comparative Analysis of No-Citation Rules and Publication Practices in England and the United States, 17 Indiana International & Comparative Law Review 307 (2007).
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Happy New Year
Happy new year from the OCU Law Librarians and Staff. We hope you have a restful holiday. Law Library hours over the break are available here.
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