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February 06, 2012
New Books in Law & Criminal Justice
Our list of Selected New Books for January 2012 includes works on Conrad Black, Aaron Burr, Frank Hague, the Civil War, the Dodd-Frank act, the legal history of Texas, legalizing prostitution, constitutional law, judicial independence, public interest law, transgender people, corporate taxation, and welfare fraud. Also posted is a list of Selected Acquisitions in the Gottredson Library of Criminal Justice, including books on criminal procedure, corporate and financial crime, ethics, immigration, interdiction of shipping, and political crimes.
January 27, 2012
New Online Resources
The Law Library has recently subscribed to several new online resources: LegiStorm Pro provides biographical and financial information about members and staff of the U.S. Congress, as well as full-text of reports from the Congressional Research Service and General Accounting Office. The Leadership Federal Government Premium site provides directory information and organization charts of the U.S. federal government's executive branch and independent agencies, as well as Presidential candidates' campaign organizations. (A caution on this one: our license allows only one user at a time; please click "Logout" when done using it, else you may delay the next user's access.) In Loislaw Connect we now have access to Loislaw's Full-Text Treatise Libraries and the New York Bar CLE Publications. In our HeinOnline subscription we have added the Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals and the "History of Bankruptcy" collection.




