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Dorf on Law
Dorf on Law
By Cornell Law School Professor Michael Dorf and his friends.
http://www.dorfonlaw.org/
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Sep 20
Unconscientious Objection
Unconscientious Objectionby Michael DorfMy latest Verdict column discusses the recent decision of the Israel Supreme Court giving the government a year to develop a plan to substantially boost participation by Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) men in the military or face a… -
Sep 19
NeverTrump Conservatives In a Futile Search For Relevance
NeverTrump Conservatives In a Futile Search For Relevanceby Neil H. BuchananOne of the depressing parlor games of the post-November 8 era has been trying to explain how the presidential election was even close enough for Donald Trump to wriggle his way through the eye of the Electoral College… -
Sep 18
Wedding Cakes, Urinals, and Other Art
Wedding Cakes, Urinals, and Other Artby Michael DorfIn his post for this blog over the weekend, my friend and co-blogger Eric Segall discusses how the record in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case before the SCOTUS is unclear in a way that could preclude the Court from deciding…
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VoxPopuLII
VoxPopuLII
Offers new and interesting views of law on the Internet.
http://blog.law.cornell.edu/voxpop
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Sep 15
25 for 25: A Librarian’s Free Law Awakening
25 for 25: A Librarian’s Free Law Awakeningby Sarah Glassmeyer I don’t think I even knew what the Internet was 25 years ago. I definitely didn’t know about the different types of law and legal information. And I couldn’t have even imagined that up on the other end of… -
Sep 1
A birthday message
A birthday messageby Carl Malamud When Peter Martin and Tom Bruce decided 25 years ago to serve the law on the Internet, they were joining a grand tradition of promulgation dating back 25 centuries. The pronouncements and edicts of our governments comprise the… -
Aug 21
25 for 25 – Documents to Data : A Legal Memex
25 for 25 – Documents to Data : A Legal Memexby Anne Washington When the United States first mandated the preservation of government proceedings, clerks wrote in bound blank books. In 1789, Congress passed a law providing for the “safe-keeping” of legislative and government…
Rank this Week: 350
Legal Ethics Forum
Legal Ethics Forum
By Professors John Dzienkowski, Brad Wendel, John Steele, David Hricik, Andrew Perlman, David McGowan, Laura Appleman, Steve Lubet, Anita Bernstein, Don Burnett, and Steve Berenson..
http://www.legalethicsforum.com/blog/
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Aug 30
Common Cause Is Wrong about Justice Gorsuch and the Trump Hotel
Common Cause Is Wrong about Justice Gorsuch and the Trump HotelIn an open letter to Justice Neil Gorsuch, Common Cause has become the most recent organization to call on him to cancel his forthcoming appearance at the Trump International Hotel, arguing that his scheduled address to The Fund for… -
Aug 21
Justice Gorsuch at the Trump Hotel
Justice Gorsuch at the Trump HotelWriting in the Washington Post, Elizabeth Wydra argues forcefully that Justice Neil Gorsuch has betrayed his promise of impartiality because he plans to address a conservative group, The Fund for American Studies, in a luncheon at the Trump… -
Aug 16
An Unanswered Question from Charlottesville
An Unanswered Question from CharlottesvilleAs posed by me on CNN.com. Here are the first few paragraphs: How much longer can decent people serve in Trump's cabinet? President Donald Trump was not standing alone on the podium when he informed the world that some participants...
Rank this Week: 358
Verdict
Verdict
Provides legal analysis and commentary on topical legal news and cases.
http://verdict.justia.com/
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Sep 19
Supreme Court of Israel Requires Ultra-Orthodox Men to Perform Military Service
Supreme Court of Israel Requires Ultra-Orthodox Men to Perform Military ServiceCornell University law professor Michael C. Dorf comments on a recent decision by the Israel Supreme Court holding that the government’s policy of exempting Haredim (ultra-Orthodox Jews) from military service was unconstitutional… -
Sep 17
Changing Places by Changing Ourselve
Changing Places by Changing OurselveCornell University law professor Joseph Margulies describes the transformation of Olneyville, a low-income neighborhood of Providence, Rhode Island, as the result of comprehensive place-based solutions to crime and disorder. Margulies points… -
Sep 14
Al Franken, Giant of the Senate
Al Franken, Giant of the SenateJohn W. Dean, former counsel to President Richard Nixon, praises Senator Al Franken’s newest book, Al Franken, Giant of the Senate. Without giving spoilers, Dean shares a few reasons he recommends the book, in which Franken provides…
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LII Announce
LII Announce
Features announcements, featured content and legal information factoids. From the Legal Information Institute.
http://blog.law.cornell.edu
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Aug 17
Civil Forfeiture
Civil ForfeitureLast month, Attorney General Sessions described civil forfeiture as “a key tool that helps law enforcement defund organized crime, take back ill-gotten gains, and prevent new crimes from being committed.” Politicians and… -
Aug 17
Alumni Profile: Kathy Gameros 97’, Lawyer at Atwood Gameros, L.L.P.
Alumni Profile: Kathy Gameros 97’, Lawyer at Atwood Gameros, L.L.P.If you’re asking yourself why the last name Gameros sounds familiar it might be because you’re thinking of Bill Gameros. Bill was featured in last month’s Alumni Profile for his work with the LII Bulletin. The West Point… -
Jul 20
Thank you
Thank youFriends: If you done it, it ain’t bragging — Walt Whitman First of all, thank you to everyone who donated during our June campaign. It was extremely successful — we met our goal and then some — and all of us here are…
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b-screeds
b-screeds
By Thomas R. Bruce of the Legal Information Institute at the Cornell Law School.
http://blog.law.cornell.edu/tbruce
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Dec 24
Windmill
WindmillA couple of days ago, in the way that one does on the Internet, I stumbled into the extraordinary story of William Kamkwamba, who built a windmill from scrap and spare parts to provide electricity to his home. He was 14, living in an isolated… -
Jun 10
This one’s got me feeling my age…
This one’s got me feeling my age…… in more ways than one. Back in May of 1994, a week or so before the annual CALI conference for legal technologists, three of us circulated the document you see below. Composed by me, Peter Martin, and Will Sadler, it set… -
Jun 10
This one’s got me feeling my age…
This one’s got me feeling my age…… in more ways than one. Back in May of 1994, a week or so before the annual CALI conference for legal technologists, three of us circulated the document you see below. Composed by me, Peter Martin, and Will Sadler, it set…
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The Competitive Edge
The Competitive Edge
Musings from the librarians of the Cornell Law Library on library resources, research tips and news.
http://blog.law.cornell.edu/library
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Sep 17
Moving On!
Moving On!Starting today the law library will no longer be posting to this page. For the latest updates and postings visit our website and our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages. -
Jun 29
We’re Hiring – Student Assistant Position Available
We’re Hiring – Student Assistant Position AvailableSenior Public Services Student Assistant Level IV Contact: Kathy Hartman Keh7@cornell.edu Summary description: Works independently at the circulation service desk assisting patrons and performing a variety of library tasks including assisting… -
Jun 22
New Books List – June 2015
New Books List – June 2015Every month the Cornell Law Library adds new titles to its collection. The most recent additions for June 2015 are posted, here. A few highlights from this month’s additions are featured below. The Changing Face of American Banking…
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InfoBrief
InfoBrief
A Cornell Law Library current awareness service for the Cornell Law School faculty.
http://infobrief.blogspot.com/
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Jun 28
Dear Readers A
Dear Readers ADear Readers, As you may know, the Cornell Law Library has been maintaining two blogs, InfoBrief and Competitive Edge. We have decided to merge the two blogs under the banner of InfoBrief. To stay current with InfoBrief, you will want to… -
Apr 18
New Books at Cornell Law Library
New Books at Cornell Law LibraryThe latest list of New Books is available on the Law Library web site. Click here to view the entire list. It includes all new books at the Law Library as well as law-related books at other libraries on campus. Here are a few titles… -
Mar 28
New Law Books at Cornell
New Law Books at CornellThe latest list of New Books for February 16-29 is available on the Law Library web site. Click here to view the entire list. It includes all new books at the Law Library as well as law-related books at other libraries on campus. Here…
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