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Lexis v. Westlaw for research -- better, different, or same and the qwerty effect?
Today I received SmartCILP June 27, 2008, which included notice of this article: Cavicchi, Jon R., “Lexis v. Westlaw for research–better, different, or same and the qwerty effect?,” … more »
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Lexis v. Westlaw for research -- better, different, or same and the qwerty effect?
Paul Lomio wrote 3 days ago: Today I received SmartCILP June 27, 2008, which included notice of this article: Cavicchi, Jon R., … more »
To the librarians
Paul Lomio wrote 2 weeks ago: Sergio just posted a review of a new book, Teaching of Intellectual Property - Principles and Method … more »
Legal Scholarship Network - "Tomorrow's Research Today"
Paul Lomio wrote 2 weeks ago: We are huge fans of the Legal Scholarship Network, part of the Social Science Research Network, and … more »
Understanding and Mastering The Bluebook
George Wilson wrote 2 weeks ago: A recent legal research and writing (LRW) title of interest concerning The Bluebook: A Uniform Syste … more »
Collaboration in legal research and writing classes
Paul Lomio wrote 2 weeks ago: “Real Collaborative Context: Opinion Writing and the Appellate Process“ Journal of the … more »
Harvard Law Library Director in the News
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Paul Lomio wrote 3 weeks ago: John Palfrey, Executive Director of the Harvard Law School Berkman Center for Internet & Society … more »
Virtual Book Signing
Erika Wayne wrote 3 weeks ago: “This Saturday, June 14, at Noon Central Time, Virtual Book Signing presents the former chair … more »
"Jet Ski research" - Is Google Making Us Stoopid?
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Paul Lomio wrote 3 weeks ago: Our alumnus Matt Asay has a post on The Open Road about a must-read cover story in the latest iss … more »
More on ELS: Judicial Transparency in an Age of Prediction
Paul Lomio wrote 3 weeks ago: “Judicial Transparency in an Age of Prediction“ U of Chicago, Public Law Working Paper … more »
Coding Complexity: Bringing Law to the Empirical Analysis of the Supreme Court
Paul Lomio wrote 3 weeks ago: “Coding Complexity: Bringing Law to the Empirical Analysis of the Supreme Court“ 2nd An … more »
Reflections on Oklahoma City University School of Law's Certificate in American Law Program
Paul Lomio wrote 4 weeks ago: “Reflections on Oklahoma City University School of Law’s Certificate in American Law Pro … more »
Tools of the Trade, part IV
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Kate Wilko wrote 1 month ago: In terms of tips, this one is more a love letter. And while I have focused my first three “t … more »
10 Essential Web Sites for Litigators
Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Genie Tyburski at The Virtual Chase has put together this great list, and we’re pleased and de … more »
New legal research books
Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Here are cites to two new legal research books listed in this week’s Hein GreenSlips. Gabor … more »
Employing Active-Learning Techniques and Metacognition in Law School
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Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Interesting article here, one with particular relevance for teaching legal research. The classes w … more »
Open Access in Peril for Wisconsin Documents?
Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Wisconsin’s Public-Records Law: Preserving the Presumption of Complete Public Access in the Ag … more »
Stat-Spotting: A Field Guide to Identifying Dubious Data
Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Bless the university presses. They produce fascinating — and affordable! — titles. A … more »
Reconfiguring Law Reports and the Concept of Precedent for a Digital Age
Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: One of the joys of my job is that I get to see everything new that comes into the library — e … more »
Open Access: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement
Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: “Open Access: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement“ NICHOLAS … more »
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