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Nova's 16th Annual Willem C. Vis Moot Court TeamCreated about 2 months ago
Nova Southeastern University Law Library & Technology Center Research tip: Using HeinOnline to Find Speeches by Members of Congress. On the subscribed libraries page, click on U.S. Congressional Documents. On the page that comes up, click on the Search tab. Then click on Advanced Search. In the Search For field, enter a search in the following format: "Hon. Alcee L. Hastings of Florida". In the box below, limit the search to the Congressional Record.
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Nova Southeastern University Law Library & Technology Center Congratulations, 2009-2010 ATLA (Association of Trial Lawyers of America) Executive Board. The Board is comprised of: Louis Leo IV, President; Nicole Thornton, Vice President of Competitions, Liindsay Haber, Vice President of Teams and Jonathan Cyprys, Vice President of Operations. Preparing for trial? Check out Trial advocacy : planning, analysis, and strategy, KF8915 .B45 2008 in the Law Library.
Law School Headlines aggregates legal education news from a variety of sources and places it all in one readable blog. New! Law School Headlines
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If you have a "valid academic purpose" for using your LexisNexis ID over the summer, register to retain full access to Lexis. The url is: http://www.lexisnexis.com/lawschool/logi
Nova Southeastern University Law Library & Technology Center It's time to think about summer access to Westlaw. Register at www.lawschool.westlaw.com by clicking on the green square on the right side of the screen that says, "Need your Westlaw password this summer?" If you have questions, contact Alison Rosenberg at 26215 or rosenberga@nsu.law.nova.edu.
Nova Southeastern University Law Library & Technology Center Congratulations to Karen Berger, Yuri Tsyganov, Patricia Castillo and Carolina Incarnacao. They were NSU Law's team in the 16th Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot recently held in Vienna, Austria. A total of 233 law schools spanning from 58 countries competed in this year's moot, and NSU performed very well against some highly competitive schools.
TransLex.org is a project of CENTRAL, the University of Cologne Law School's research center for transnational commercial law ("lex mercatoria"). The center also focuses on private dispute resolution in international business, including mediation and arbitration...
President Obama has made his first judicial nomination, naming federal district court judge David Hamilton as his pick to fill a vacancy on the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit...
Pro Publica has an intriguing site examining the history of government bailouts. By means of varying sized circles, they compare the size of the bailouts, in today's dollars. TARP wins, hands down, but the Savings & Loan bailout of 1989 comes in a respectable second...
But since Justice O'Connor stormed the formerly all-male bastion that was the United States Supreme Court, that moniker is no longer appropriate. Paul D. Carrington, writing in The New York Times, draws our attention to the "old" part, though...
Today's props go to Ray Beckerman for his ongoing coverage of the RIAA's attempts to monopolize digital music and redefine copyright law. Follow the latest developments via his blog, aptly named The Recording Industry vs The People...
This astonishingnews means another milestone in the Web 2.0 saga. TechCrunch has more.
The Florida court system got a write-up in today's New York Times The courts have adopted a forceful policy to collect unpaid court costs and fines. And by forceful, they mean jail time for failing to pay...
A gift for lawyers of all ages. ABA
Bet you thought, as I did, that the initials EPA stood for Easily Pushed around and Abject. However, the agency is flexing some new muscle, showing that it takes environmental crimes seriously...
Thanks to David Mills, of Courtoons! And a hat tip to Joe Hodniki, at Law Librarian Blog.
...is the section that guarantees that "Freedom of thought and conscience shall not be violated." However, the Tokyo District Court dismissed a lawsuit brought by 172 teachers who were "disciplined" for their failure to join in singing the national anthem...
The Association for the Dignity of Prisoners has filed a criminal complaint in Spain against the attorneys in the Bush administration who were behind the creation of the Guantanamo Bay detention center...
Malware that has infected more than 12 million computers around the world since October is poised to strike today. It is designed to lash together the infected computers into a hugely powerful supercomputer...
Check out this revolutionary new technology at HandSolo Not only do you get connectivity everywhere, but you get a myriad of useful features, including "high five" call transfer and "your voice" volume control. Watch the vide
Every time a pro se asks to see our extensive "forms collection" (ha!), I offera silent 'thank you' tolaw librarian MargaretBerkland for hercontinual maintainance of the Court Rules, Forms and Dockets database available via LLRX.com...
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is currently seeking inputregardingthe development of alternative models for Presidential Libraries...
Although the defendant was not wearing short-shorts, another clearcut case of "What Not To Do In The Courtroom" unfurled on March 24th when a domestic violence defendant physically attacked his victim in front of Broward County Judge Ian Richards...
Visit the State Library and Archives of Florida’s Economic Recovery Wiki for additional information about the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). See how libraries are involved and contribute information on what your library and community are doing...
Don't believe me? Then ask State Librarian of Florida Judith A. Ring who sent out the following stats in regards to the significant role that Florida libraries play in supporting the economy through services such as résumé building, online job searching, and free classes to name a few...
I bet a lot of people are slapping their foreheads and wondering why they didn't think of this first...
The US Senate and House of Representatives have YouTube Channels. Video of House Representatives or Senatorsis organized by State and Last Name. See for example the personal YouTube Channels of the Senators from Florida, Mel Martinez &Bill Nelson...
The New York Times has a story on Presidential signing statements. Signing statements are the controversial statements accompanying a Presidential signature of a law passed by Congress, which state that a portion of that law is unconstitutional and the President intends not to enforce it...
Law school application levels and future projections are discussed at the National Law Journal.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has assembled a wealth of information in support of International Women's Day 2009, coming up this Sunday...
For law school news the Faculty Lounge is perhaps one of the best blogs. The latest entry features our Associate Dean Bill Adams on his move to Western State Law. Faculty Lounge.
I'm working a Saturday shift at the Law Library Reference Desk and using the Internet for its intended purpose, wasting time, no, excuse me, making connections in a complex world...
Now that there's a Democrat in the White House, many of us are happy not to have to worry about more, shall we say, unfortunate, Supreme Court appointments. But no matter what your view on the matter, this classic from the Capitol Steps is a comedic tour-de-force
Florida foreclosure hearings lasting only 15-20 seconds are featured in the WSJ article.
Hat Tip to Law Librarian Blog
Here's a trivia question for you lawyers in our reading audience. Which Supreme Court case leads the list of those most-cited, according to HeinOnline's citation metrics? No peeking, now. It's Brown v. Board of Education, followed closely by Roe v...
Nova Southeastern University Law Library & Technology Center It's a pleasure to announce that Rob Hudson, LLTC Head of Public Services, will become Interim Director on June 5, when our current Director, Lisa Smith-Butler, leaves to become associate dean for Library and Information Technology at Charleston School of Law. Rob received his M.A. at the University of California, his J.D. at Valparaiso and his M.L.S at the University of British Columbia. Rob regularly teaches In