Legal Research News and Information with an Emphasis on Wisconsin
As of the first of the year, the Wisconsin Women’s Law Journal is now the Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender & Society. From the announcement: The new name is more closely aligned with the Journal’s mission statement. For twenty-two years, the Journal has been seeking scholarship that, “examine[s] the intersection of law and gender with …
Several of the UW Law School’s legal clinics/projects are featured in the latest edition of The Third Branch. They include: Family Law Assistance Center Small Claims Clinic Family Court Assistance Project Restraining Order Clinic These programs, developed by the Dane County Bar Association and the UW Law School, are designed to assist self-represented litigants at …
The latest edition of The Gargoyle, the UW Madison Law School alumni magazine, is now available online. On a research note, I’d like to draw your attention to an article I contributed about the various library services available to UW Law School alumni and others (see page 8). This includes document delivery, databases, current awareness …
You may have noticed that WisBlawg was unavailable late last week. It was because the Law School’s server was down to make the switch to the newly redesigned UW Law School Web site. Check it out!
You may have noticed that WisBlawg was unavailable late last week. It was because the Law School’s server was down to make the switch to the newly redesigned UW Law School Web site. Check it out!
A new issue of the SSRN UW Law School Legal Studies Research Paper Series was released yesterday. Articles include: “Renegotiations and Settlements: Dr. Pangloss’ Notes on the Margins of David Campbell’s Papers” by STEWART MACAULAY “Constitution-Making, Democracy and the Civilizing of Unreconcilable Conflict: What Might We Learn from the South African Miracle?” by HEINZ KLUG …
University of Wisconsin Law School Prof Alan J. Weisbard has started the aptly named blog, The Wise Bard. He’ll be writing about “life and law and things that matter (to me): bioethics, the experience of illness, law and legal education, Jewish affairs, religion and state, contemporary culture, and, of course, politics.”
The latest edition of the UW Law School Legal Studies Research Paper Series is now available via the Legal Scholarship Network (SSRN) – Vol. 3, No. 1: March 16, 2007 Table of Contents: – “The Business of State Supreme Courts, Revisited” HERBERT M. KRITZER University of Wisconsin, Madison – Department of Accounting and Information Systems …
Steve Meili and the UW–Madison Consumer Law Clinic are featured in the latest issue of The Wisconsin Idea. Students gain an awareness of the life situation of the clients,” says Meili. “What might seem like a fairly simple legal problem is really much more complicated. It is important for students and lawyer to realize you …
The recent snow has brought out the ice sculptors on Bascom Hill. Bucky Badger stands in front of Bascom Hall and SpongeBob is right outside the Law School.