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Judicial Power in Latin America: A Short Survey
In: Judicial Power in Latin America: A Short Survey, 15 (2) Legal I. Mgmnt. 100-107 (2015).
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Article(electronic)#32023
Democratizing Law Librarianship: Reducing Barriers to Entry through Alternative Pathways to the Profession and Increased Support to Students: A Call to Action
In: Legal Reference Services Quarterly (forthcoming 2023)
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Article(electronic)#42021
Arizona's Diploma Privilege: There. . . And Back Again?
In: Arizona Attorney, Fall 2022. A revised version of this paper is in progress and will appear in a two-part series for Arizona Attorney, the official publication of the State Bar of Arizona, in Fall 2022. Posted with permission.
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Article(electronic)#62014
Mexican Law and Legal Research: A Guide Prepared in Conjunction with the Program 'Mexican Law and Legal Research: Overcoming the Challenges
In: American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference San Antonio, Texas, July 15, 2014
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Article(electronic)#7July 2017
GUIDE TO CUBAN LAW AND LEGAL RESEARCH
In: International journal of legal information: IJLI ; the official journal of the International Association of Law Libraries, Volume 45, Issue 2, p. 76-188
ISSN: 2331-4117
Recent developments in U.S-Cuba relations have resulted in a proliferating global interest in Cuba, including its legal regime. This comprehensive Guide aims to fill a noticeable void in the availability of information in English on this enigmatic jurisdiction's legal order, and on how to conduct research related to it. Covered topics include "The Constitution," "Legislation and Codes," "The Judiciary," "Cuba in the International Arena," and "The Legal Profession." A detailed section on "Cuban Legal Materials in U.S. and Canadian Libraries" is also featured. Although the Guide emphasizes sources in English and English-language translation, materials in Spanish are likewise included as English-language equivalents are often unavailable. The Guide's 12 authors are members of the Latin American Law Interest Group of the American Association of Law Libraries' Foreign, Comparative, and International Law Special Interest Section (FCIL-SIS).
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