New Books in the Law Library
Check out some of our latest e-book purchases!
The evolution of ethics in America : standards born of crises by Laurence Armand French. New York: Routledge, 2021.
The international legal order's colour line : racism, racial discrimination, and the making of international law by William A. Schabas. New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2022.
Social media, freedom of speech, and the future of our democracy edited by Lee C. Bollinger. New York: Oxford University Press, 2022.
Supreme hubris: how overconfidence is destroying the court - and how we can fix it by Aaron Tang. London: Yale University Press, 2023.
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Now Available in the Law Library
Need a relaxing break? Check out Central Park West, the debut novel by former FBI Director James Comey. It's available now in the Law Library's Legal Fiction collection (located in the First Floor Reading Room, across from the Law Commons):
"When a years-long case against a powerful mobster finally cracks and an unimpeachable witness takes the stand, federal prosecutor Nora Carleton is looking forward to putting the defendant away for good. The mobster, though, has other plans. As the witness's testimony concludes, a note is passed to the prosecution offering up information into the assassination of a disgraced former New York governor, murdered in his penthouse apartment just days before. It's enough to blow the case wide open, and to send Nora into a high-stakes investigation of conspiracy, corruption, and danger."-- Provided by publisher.
New Resources Available in the Law Library - Accessible Everywhere!!
We have expanded our collection of eBooks in order to offer you the most helpful resources with the easiest access! Click here for an updated list of titles.
