During the week of Labor Day (August 31 through September 6), the Reference Desk will be staffed the following hours:
Changes to the regular schedule are in bold.
William A. Wise Law Library at the University of Colorado Law School recently debuted its newest digital archive, the Arizona v. California Collection. The Collection contains more than 160 full-text, searchable pleadings, briefs, orders, transcripts, and reports from the 12-year original proceeding in the U.S. Supreme Court. The Collection is accessible to the public at http://lawlibrary.colorado.edu/arizona-v-california-collection, or by clicking on the Digital Collections link from the Library’s website.
Overview: Covers nearly all of the periodicals of the late 18th through early 20th century. Articles provide studies of Anglo-American literature published before 1930, sourced from periodicals, newspapers, books, patents, image archives, government documents and more. Includes over 1 million citations.
Coverage: 1786 to 1922
Special Features
The main page provides updated information for researchers, including a scrolling “New Interdisciplinary discoveries” window which displays a scrolling list of available articles; and a Featured News and Latest Research sections.
Welcome to UC Hastings! The Law Library staff is eager to help you make your law school experience a success. Please feel free to drop by the Reference Desk anytime we’re open – we’re happy to answer all your questions concerning library resources and legal research. Please stop by if you’re having any difficulties with your LW&R assignments. We can point you to the right resources and show you how to use them.
When you get a chance, check out the First Year Legal Research Resources page on the library’s website. And the Research Tutorials page is also a great place to help with your research.
We look forward to meeting you all!
– The Library Staff at UC Hastings
