New Acquisitions in June 2008
Here is the list of new titles the Law Library acquired in June 2008. The list is on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the Law Library acquired in June 2008. The list is on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the Law Library acquired in May 2008. The list is also on the Library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the Law Library acquired in April 2008. The list is on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in March 2008. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in February 2008. The list is also on the library's home page.

The law library now has full-text access to over 150 legal publications from Cambridge University Press and Wolters Kluwer Law & Business via the MyiLibrary platform at: http://www.lib.umn.edu/get/myilibrary.
These books offer researchers new opportunities to discover content by searching for terms and concepts throughout the collection.
We are very interested in feedback from patrons who use these new e-books. Please send your comments to lawlib@umn.edu.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in January 2008. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in December 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in November 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in October 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in September 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in August 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in July 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in June 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in May 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in April 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in March 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in February 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in January 2007. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in December 2006. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in November 2006. The list is also on the library's home page.
Here is the list of new titles the law library acquired in October 2006. The list is also on the library's home page.

The Law Library is pleased to announce its subscription to the new online version of the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition.
The online version provides users access through a browsable table of contents and by searching the full-text of the Manual using a Google powered keyword search engine. The popular Chicago Style Q & A which features answers by the editing department at the University of Chicago to questions related to the Manual is also available and keyword searchable.
Users can access the Chicago Manual of Style Online from computers that are able to connect to the Law School Network within Mondale Hall. Click on the link for the Chicago Manual of Style from the Law Library's Electronic Resources Directory web page . University of Minnesota Law faculty, students and staff can also access the Manual from the Law Library's Intranet page (click on Chicago Manual of Style from the Electronic Resources menu).
If you have any questions regarding the Chicago Manual of Style Online, please contact the Law Library Reference Office, 612-625-4309 or law-ref@umn.edu.
The Law Library is pleased to announce its subscription to the new Oxford University Press database, International Law in Domestic Courts (IDLC).
This database contains selected cases from over sixty-five jurisdictions, enabling researchers to compare how different countries interpret international law. Cases include expert commentary and English translation of key passages, along with the original opinion in the vernacular.
To access the database, use the Law School Intranet. From the Law Library’s intranet page, select International Law in Domestic Courts. If you have any questions about ILDC, please contact Mary Rumsey the Foreign, Comparative & International Law Librarian.