Approximately 5,000 new resources available via HeinOnline have been loaded to the library catalogue as follows: HeinOnline Core Collection 325 new titles American Indian Law Collection 12 new titles Foreign Relations of the U.S. 12 new titles History of International Law 88 new titles Intellectual Property Law Collection 44 new titles Law Journal Library 81 […]
While much of the world's attention on Canadian politics has been focused on the bizarre scenes that have been unfolding in Toronto, the Senate scandal that dominated headlines prior to the Mayor's crack admission has continued apace. Much as in Toronto, the scandal has elicited popular hue and cry for something - anything! - by […]
35 new Irwin Law eBooks have been loaded to the library catalogue. This brings the total available titles in this collection to 177 including the recently in demand 5th edition of Kent Roach's Criminal Law. It is important to note that because catalogue records are not sent to the library at the same time new […]
Lo, those many months ago, before newspapers were reduced to printing articles about explaining crack to their children, Rob Ford, the Mayor of Toronto, was embroiled in what now seems to be a quaint conflict of interest issue. An Off the Shelf post, entitled "Shooting Fish in a Barrel" was written, and that was seemingly […]
The library has been busy lately augmenting its International Law collection. The London Review of International Law is a brand new journal from Oxford (Volume 1 Issue 1 was published September 2013) to which we now have access. It is not available through the catalogue or eResources yet, but it will be. We have also […]
Every first-year law student is taught the thin-skull principle, wherein the tortfeasor finds the victim as they find them, even if they have a pre-existing condition. I've been thinking about this over the past few weeks as I've been laid up at home recovering from a concussion and making the slow return to "normal" day-to-day […]
On September 19, CanLII introduced its new user interface. Don’t be startled by the new homepage: you can either use the “everything” search box that initially appears for doing a keyword, citation, case name or statute name search, or you can click on the “+” to the left of that box to give yourself the […]
Just a quick note to let you know that the new NatLaw World database has replaced the InterAm database of the National Law Center for Inter-American Free Trade. NatLaw World contains the same information as InterAm with some additional user-friendly features and enhanced search capabilities. NatLaw World is a one of a kind legal on-line database […]
For the very first time, the renowned International Law Reports (ILR), published by Cambridge University Press, are now available on Justis complete with PDFs of the original reports. Now all decisions and other documents published in the ILRs can be downloaded or printed in the "official, as reported" format. The Justis online legal library is […]
Our friend Carole Hinchcliffe, head of the law library at University of Melbourne Law School, informs us that their new blog Opinions on High went live today. The blog airms to provide a public forum for discussion of the judicial decisions of the High Court of Australia by providing commentary on and analysis of recent High […]