by Kristin Moye
30. May 2013 17:20
New Graduate? Hanging a shingle? Need a low cost option for research support?
The Phoenix School of Law (PhoenixLaw) Library is pleased to continue to support the research needs of our alumni. After graduation, any graduate can register for an Alumni Access Membership at the Library. In order to use the Library as an alumnus, you must complete the registration form and submit it to the Circulation Department; obtain a new "alumni" identification card photo from the Library or Facilities department; and pay the annual registration fee of $50.00 (along with the one-time $30.00 access card fee). Your membership includes access to:
- A Public Access Westlaw terminal in a study room
- Print Sources like statutes, administrative regulations, court rules, case law, treatises
- Arizona CLE Materials
- Arizona Practice Series
- Hein Online
- BNA
- LegalTrac
- FastCase
- Oxford Scholarship Online
- ProQuest Research Library
- Help from the librarians at the Legal Research Help Desk
- Library Workshops including those that may be CLE eligible
Join today!

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by Lidia Koelbel
1. May 2013 11:08
On April 25, 2013, Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) introduced the Phoenix Law Review Victim's Rights Issue Volume 5 during a Congressional hearing on the proposed National Victims' Bill of Rights. You can view the special edition on HeinOnline.
The Phoenix Law Review members worked on this special edition of the journal related to the new proposed national Victim's Rights Amendment. The law review board also traveled to Washington last April to attend the first of many hearings on the bill.
Phoenix School of Law's Adjunct Professor Steve Twist worked with the Law Review group on the special edition and arranged for them to meet the Arizona delegation to Congress.
View the hearing here.

(Still of the April 25, 2013 Hearing)
by Lidia Koelbel
22. August 2012 14:00
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Databases | Education | Library | Services | Technology | Tips | Workshops
by Michelle Vallance
13. April 2012 12:40
Are you working or interning this summer and looking for some free alternatives to Lexis & Westlaw? Are you having trouble navigating the Bluebook and creating proper legal citations for your AWR or other scholarly paper?
Well look no further because this week the Law Library is offering three different workshops to help you with your legal research.
**Snacks will be provided!**
Beyond Westlaw & Lexis - Learn about the unique array of research databases PSL subscribes to and how to search them effectively to enhance your research. This workshop will also touch on some of the key free resources for legal information.
- Tuesday, April 17, 2012 - 12:00-12:50 pm - 13th floor computer lab
Bluebook Q&A - This session is run by you. Come to us with any questions you have about Bluebooking and we'll do our best to help you find the answer.
- Wednesday, April 18, 2012 - 12:00-12:50 pm - 13th floor computer lab
FastCase – Discover an affordable alternative to Westlaw and Lexis that firms use to conduct research. FastCase provides access to a variety of legal resources including cases, statutes, and secondary sources.**Access is free for all members of the State Bar of Arizona.**
· Thursday, April 19, 2012 – 7:40-8:30pm – 13th floor computer lab
by Michelle Vallance
10. April 2012 16:52
Need to review how to use secondary sources to learn a subject's background and generate search terms? Want to learn where to find key secondary sources online and in the library?
This week the Law Library is offering secondary sources workshops on two separate occasions. Please bring any questions you have!
**Snacks will be provided!**
- Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - 5:00-5:50 pm - 13th floor computer lab
- Thursday, April 12, 2012 - 12:00-12:50 pm - 13th floor computer lab
Can't make it this week? The Law Library offers workshops on many different topics throughout the semester. Take a look at our library workshops page to view a list of descriptions and a link to the workshop calendar.