04/04/2024
April 10
11:45 AM - 1:15 PM
Join Reference, Instruction, and Scholarship
Librarian Ryan Marcotte as he delves into
the confluence of A.I and the law.
This session will:
• Give a general overview of artificial
intelligence,
• Define essential A.I. terms all law students
should know,
• Walk through the current usages of A.I.
tools in the legal profession/academy,
• Forecast the subtle ways in which A.I.
appears poised to change legal
research.
04/03/2024
National Library Week
Save the date!
The Law Library welcomes you to drop in to celebrate Library Week with us in the Rare Book Room on the 6th Floor.
Meet with the law library staff, and enjoy salty and sweet refreshments.
Monday, April 8
11:45 AM - 1:15 PM
01/16/2024
Due to extreme weather, DePaul University, including the Rinn Law Library, will be closed on Tuesday, January 16. The Rinn Law Library will be open according to the normal Spring semester schedule on Wednesday, January 17.
12/05/2023
The Law Library has published the second of its two-part video series on methods for legislative history research. In this video, you will learn how to find legislative history resources using both subscription and freely-available resources.
Introduction to Legal Research, Part 9: Retrieving Legislative History Documents
00:00 Introduction00:30 Retrieving Basic Citation Information 03:06 Subscription Research03:45 Westlaw06:22 HeinOnline08:19 ProQuest Congressional09:46 Free ...
10/10/2023
https://news.wttw.com/2023/10/10/mayor-brandon-johnson-set-unveil-spending-plan-designed-undo-trauma-close-538m-gap
Mayor Brandon Johnson Set to Unveil Spending Plan Designed to ‘Undo Trauma,’ Close $538M Gap
The spending plan crafted by Mayor Brandon Johnson and his team will provide the most comprehensive response to the myriad of intractable problems facing the mayor, including how to handle the more than 1,700 vacant positions in the Chicago Police Department, since he took office nearly 150 days ago...
10/08/2023
https://news.wttw.com/2023/10/03/stops-chicago-police-create-fear-and-sow-distrust-finds-survey-conducted-federal-court
Stops by Chicago Police Create Fear and Sow Distrust, Finds Survey Conducted by Federal Court Monitor
The 39-page report from the independent monitoring team, led by attorney Maggie Hickey, compiled the results of the feedback gathered from more than 400 Chicagoans at 17 community engagement sessions in February, March and April.
10/07/2023
https://cookcountyrecord.com/stories/650069128-no-injury-no-barriers-il-sup-ct-to-decide-if-no-injury-standard-for-big-money-biometrics-lawsuits-applies-to-other-laws-too
No injury, no barriers? IL Sup Ct to decide if 'no-injury' standard for big money biometrics lawsuits applies to other laws, too
Walgreens has won the chance to ask the state high court to decide if plaintiffs' lawyers can press big money class actions in Illinois state courts under a federal identity protection law, despite no harm caused by a technical violation of the law, and despite rulings across the country that they c...