A very warm welcome to all new and returning students! Last year we were celebrating our 50th birthday – this year we are having some renovation work done. To keep our readers fully informed we have a web page called refurbishment which deals outlines the expected time scale of the works, while we are using… Read More »
A warm welcome to all new and returning students. You join us at an exciting time as the building (and the Law Bod as you know it) is celebrating its 50th birthday later this month. The Law Bod has put together an institutional memory project and there will be an exhibition from 13-17 October… Read More »
Although US primary sources are available via both our Westlaw and LexisLibrary subscriptions I think I am not alone in finding it a bit of a bother having to navigate my way to, and then through them successfully. Some of my attitude is undoubtedly a combination of laziness and lack of practice: one day I… Read More »
Please consider attending the following session: WISER: Your thesis, copyright and ORA (Monday 21 November 9.30 – 10.30am and repeated Friday 25 November 12.30 – 13.30pm) – Oxford DPhil students are required to deposit a copy of their thesis in ORA (Oxford University Research Archive). This session will focus on copyright and other issues that… Read More »
Michaelmas Term is here again and with it the changeable weather! Welcome to those returning and to new students at the start of a new year. We will be blogging about new developments in electronic sources in a couple of days but for now some developments within the Law Library. For those new to the… Read More »
Did you know that there are an increasing number of online guides on jurisdictions and legal topics written for users of the LawBod? They are designed to help you find your way round the physical law library and the electronic resources on offer. These libguides are also the LawBod’s contribution to an Oxford wide project… Read More »
The editors, Sandra Meredith and Donal Nolan, have made this announcement: “The fourth edition of OSCOLA is now available at www.law.ox.ac.uk/oscola. The fourth edition provides more detailed coverage of domestic legal sources; in particular, the treatment of Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish sources has been considerably expanded. Other changes include a new section on bibliographies, expanded coverage of legal… Read More »
If you have never heard of JustCite, it is a legal search engine that cross references cases, legislation and articles covering all major law series in the UK. JustCite links to all major legal databases including Westlaw, Lexis Library, Justis, Casesearch and Bailii. This means that with one search you can find the case/legislation/article… Read More »
The staff of the LawBod are looking forward to meeting new faces, and continuing to do our best to support the studies of both freshers and old hands! New for everyone! The photocopying, scanning and printing system throughout the Bodleian Libraries has changed: EMOS is now PCAS. You set up a PCAS account online, and… Read More »
31 May – 11 June 2010 are the dates for the Review Conference, when state signatories and stake holders (such as NGOs) can take stock of the years since the Rome Statute, and, where considered necessary, decide on amendments to the treaty. The Conference website is waiting to spring into action, although proposals for amendments… Read More »
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