You gave the Law Library an outstanding return rate on the recent Student Survey, and we are pouring over the results now. For those of you who commented that you wish the library had a certain book or other items, we don’t want you to be bereft any longer. These were here all along:
New York Times and Wall St. Journal – How could we all live without these daily newspapers? The current issues are on the Circulation Desk counter and then available behind the desk for one month.
Israeli Human Rights Yearbook – Computers are so literal. You have to type in the Title correctly, or they will be contrary. The title is Israel Yearbook on Human Rights, and the Law Library has all volumes 1-41, from 1971-2011, on the new ground floor at K3236.3 .I87.
Model Penal Code Online –That’s available on your friends Westlaw (ULS-MPC) and Lexis (MODPEN).
Tribal Codes and Cases – Check out HeinOnline. It’s not just for journals any more! Go to the American Indian Law Collection. “With nearly 800 unique titles and more than 765,000 pages dedicated to American Indian Law, this collection includes an expansive archive of treaties, federal statutes and regulations, federal case law, tribal codes, constitutions, and jurisprudence.”
Chinese Law Dictionary – Two good ones are in the reference collection in the Reading Room, alcove 3. 英汉-汉英双向法律词典 = An English-Chinese and Chinese-English Two-Way Law Dictionary at K52.C5 Y59x.7 and Ying Han fa lü ci dian = English-Chinese Dictionary of Law at K52.C5 Y566x.
Terry Pratchett and dogs – Olin Library has all of this author’s books and will send them to the Law Library for you to pick up. Just find the title you want in the online catalog and click the REQUESTS button at the top. Then select BOOK DELIVERY SYSTEM from the drop-down menu at the bottom; click OK. Select Law Circulation for where you will pick it up.
Be sure and check with a reference librarian if you aren’t finding what you need. We’ll be happy to help!
