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- Winter Seminar Series: Researching War Crimes, Genocide, & Crimes Against Humanity
Don’t miss the Winter International Criminal Law Research Seminar Series! These sessions are designed to give you hands-on experience with the research tools used by international courts, tribunals, and practitioners working in global justice! Seminar Two: Researching War Crimes, Genocide & Crimes Against Humanity. This session focuses on researching substantive international crimes across tribunals and… Read more » - Winter International Criminal Law Research Seminar Series
Don’t miss session one of the Winter International Criminal Law Research Seminar Series! These sessions are designed to give you hands-on experience with the research tools used by international courts, tribunals, and practitioners working in global justice. Seminar One: Researching the International Criminal CourtThis session will dive into how to research the International Criminal Court,… Read more » - Changes to Bluebook in the New 22nd Edition
Last summer, the latest edition of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation was published. As the most recent edition, it now governs how you should structure you citations in legal memos, briefs, and papers. The law library has several copies available in either the reserve room or at the reference desk if you would… Read more » - Scholastica Funding for Publishing Student Papers
Did you just write a paper for a class during the Fall 2025 semester? If so, do more with it! You’ve worked all semester long on your paper and may have spent more time researching that topic than you did reading all the cases for that other class of yours. You may feel invigorated by… Read more » - New Bluebook Edition – #22The year 2025 brought about the new edition of The Bluebook–the 22nd edition! The last time a new edition came out, it was 2020, so it doesn’t happen too often. You can read the preface from the editors to the 22nd edition here, where they describe that they “made hundreds of edits, large and small.” Below… Read more »
- AI Resources for Students
The law library has a subscription to a variety of AI resources for students, including Large Language Models (LLMs). Students have access to free general use LLMs and several legal-specific LLMs. Here is a list of some options and their offering and cost. General Use LLMs: Legal-Specific LLMs: Possible Uses of AI as a Student:… Read more »
