In our Law Library Christmas Films series, I have chosen Miracle on 34th Street, a seasonal classic from 1947, written and directed by George Seaton and starring Maureen O’Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn and a very young Natalie Wood. (There is also a 1994 version with Richard Attenborough and Mara Wilson which is pretty good… Read More »
By Beth Paton Mobile technology is becoming ever more ubiquitous, so it seemed the right time to take a look at apps for law students and lawyers. For the purposes of this blog post I selected three apps to road test. I was ably assisted with these reviews by my husband, Alec, who obtained a… Read More »
The Oyez Project website has a multimedia archive of the US Supreme Court. Since October 1955 virtually all the Court’s sittings have been recorded. The Oyez Project has been going some time now, and already allows anyone free access to more than 5000 hours of the audio tapes from the period 1981-2007, and a selection… Read More »
If you were not among those present in the Middle Temple Hall about 10 nights ago, you may be interested to know that the text of this lecture is now available from the Law Commission’s website. The invited lecturer was Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court, and her talk was… Read More »
In early October this year, Yale Law School hosted a conference called the Constitution in 2020. There is now a Video Digest and other conference related goodies available free online OUP has just published the book of the Conference – but you do not even have to wait for it to reach the shelves in the Library as no… Read More »
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