The United States Courts website is running an inspiring series of articles about 23 women judges who in 1979 reshaped the federal Judiciary. In coming weeks, profiles of individual judges will be published each Wednesday. View the stories in the series and read the introductory article.
Helpful information from the librarians of the Barco Law Library, University of Pittsburgh School of Law.
Thursday, 22 August 2019
Tuesday, 20 August 2019
The Essential FDLP
The Government Publishing Office (GPO) has begun a new intiative called "The Essential FDLP." They are gathering stories, testimonials, and short videos about the importance, value, and vital nature of the FDLP (Federal Depository Library Program) and Government information. These will be featured on FDLP.gov, GPO.gov, and via GPO social media. To learn more and contribute your thoughts, please complete this form. Note that form fields are optional. Please contribute to any or all questions. Photos, video clips, and audio clips are all welcome and encouraged.
Examples might include:
· Your favorite Government publication
· Reference success stories
· Descriptions of how Government information was used in your teaching or your work
· Illustrations of a time when Government information helped a member of your community
· Testimonials received from patrons
· Any words you have to say about the importance of the FDLP.
Examples might include:
· Your favorite Government publication
· Reference success stories
· Descriptions of how Government information was used in your teaching or your work
· Illustrations of a time when Government information helped a member of your community
· Testimonials received from patrons
· Any words you have to say about the importance of the FDLP.
Thursday, 1 August 2019
Lexis Advance CourtLink now on Lexis lawschool accounts
From the blurb:
Lexis also provides a "Quick Reference Guide" to CourtLink as well as a set of CourtlLink training videos.
The most comprehensive docket research tool available is now easier to use than ever with the new CourtLink® on Lexis Advance®! All faculty and students now have access to the exceptional court coverage of the CourtLink service, redesigned with familiar Lexis Advance features as well as enhanced capabilities and faster navigation. Lexis Advance CourtLink provides: • A single, simplified search form • One-click set up for alerts and tracks • The same unmatched court coverage • Access with one ID (Lexis Advance ID)To access, sign in to lexisadvance.com and select the "product switcher menu", top left (looks like the side of a Rubik's Cube).
Lexis also provides a "Quick Reference Guide" to CourtLink as well as a set of CourtlLink training videos.
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