The Gavel

Many students will be working this summer and taking classes.  Keep in mind that the Law Library will still be open and there are services for you, many of which may be accessed from the comfort of your home or … Read more

Many students will be working this summer and taking classes. Keep in mind that the Law Library will still be open and there are services for you, many of which may be accessed from the comfort of your home or … Read more

This Sunday, May 26 Arrested Development will air 15 new episodes on Netflix. The Bluth family is not known for staying on the right side of the law, and their various attorneys don’t seem particularly beholden to their ethical or … Read more

The University will be closed for Memorial Day weekend. The law library will close at 5pm on Friday, May 24 and reopen on Tuesday, May 28 at 7:30am. Law students and other visitors do not have access to the Gold … Read more

City authorities in Holmes Beach, Florida have ordered a couple to tear down their dream tree house.  This particular tree house is two stories tall, with hammocks and a view of the Gulf of Mexico.  The couple has spent $20,000 … Read more

After 3 (or more) years of intense studying for law school, you finally have your J.D.  Congratulations!  Keep in mind that the Law Library is still here for you, even after graduation.  We have a LibGuide for Alumni and Attorneys … Read more

Columbia University is in the news this week when its associate provost filed an affidavit in Manhattan state Supreme Court earlier this month in support legal action by the fund’s administrator, JPMorgan Chase Bank, which is seeking to change the … Read more

The library will be open altered hours the weekend of May 17-19, 2013:

• Friday, May 17 7:30-9pm
• Saturday, May 18 9am-6pm
• Sunday, May 19 Noon-8pm

The summer schedule will begin Monday, May 20:

• Sunday 12-9pm
• Monday through Thursday 7:30am-8pm
• Friday

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Last week, the White House issued an Executive Order and an Open-Data Policy (from the Office of Management and Budget and the Office of Science and Technology Policy), stating in the press release that “information is a valuable national asset … Read more

Richard E. Coulson, former professor and dean of the Oklahoma City University School of Law, passed away on Thursday, May 9th.  Professor Coulson graduated from Oklahoma City University in 1968, worked for Judge Murrah in the 10th Circuit Court of … Read more