Yale Law School Blogs

The Yale Journal of International Law (YJIL) announces the launch of its new website, www.yjil.org, featuring unique online content for the first time in its thirty-five year history.  YJIL Online provides authors a forum for short analytical essays relevant to both scholarship and practice. The first issue includes a co-authored essay ...

The fish tank on L1 will be dismantled for some work over the long weekend. It will be re-assembled sometime next week.   ***UPDATE*** 9/23/2009 The arrival of the new fish tank has been delayed. We are expecting it to be set up again in a few weeks.  

We are happy to announce that we have released a new site for researching and tracking federal judicial nominations. The site is available at http://judges.law.yale.edu/ .And it includes data for every federal judicial nomination from the 103rd congress to the current day. The site offers: The ability to quickly and easily track down nominees ...

  All previous Yale Law School Exams can be found online by going to: http://morris.law.yale.edu/search~S2/a Hardcopy volumes are located at the Upper East Side (UES) opposite side of the copy machine. Hardcopy volumes do not circulate during the exam period. "Library Use Only." If you need further assistance, ...

via youtube.com Video from 1930 showing librarians moving with book from the old library to the Sterling Memorial Library. This comes from Yale's YouTube Channel.

Effective Monday, March 16, 2009 the Law Library is pleased to announce the abililty of University Library patrons to request law library books to be delivered to a library of choice on this campus.  Participating Yale libraries include Sterling, Bass, Divinity, Drama, Engineering, Epidemiology and Public Health, Forestry, Geology, Kline ...

The Law Library is testing procedures that will allow patrons to have law books delivered  to other libraries on the Yale campus. Please note this feature is not yet working. Please stay tuned for more information!