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Law Library faculty publications exhibit

A new exhibit in the Law Library features publications by the Law Library faculty.

A bibliography of selected publications has been created in conjunction with this exhibit.

The librarians have served the Law Library for a combined total of nearly 50 years. Publications dating from 1978 cover a wide variety of topics including: cataloging LEXIS databases as well as spiritual entities; legal research instruction; legislative history; human rights sources; use of the Web, technology and distance learning; unpublished judicial opinions; Indians and New York State; prison law libraries; asylum law; and legal bibliography reference sources. Formats are equally varied from the traditional paper (scholarly journals and books) to the web as well as from the anachronistic slide/tape to the cd-rom.

The exhibit is in the elevator vestibule on the main floor.

(posted on behalf of Karen L. Spencer, Archives and Special Collections Librarian)

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Howard Berman's life work culminates in a new UN Declaration

Howard R. Berman was a UB Law grad who taught American Indian Law at the University at Buffalo in the late 1970's and early 80's. His collection of papers and books which he donated at his death in 1997 are housed in the library's Special Collections.

We are pleased to share this epilogue to Prof. Berman's dedication to the rights of indigenous peoples.

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Ongoing Wireless Outages in Law Library

Due to ongoing upgrades to wireless connections in the Law Library, there may continue to be intermittent wireless outages in the library, especially on the 2nd floor.  We are working to resolve these issues as quickly as possible.

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