This virtual book display is meant to highlight some of the excellent resources available to UNM School of Law students. The below virtually-available books and articles were selected because they provide a historical snap shot of contemporary issues. If you are a law student who is experiencing trouble accessing any of the books in this display, please contact lawlibrary.unm.edu for assistance.
The following titles connect the law to common themes of celebration or focus for the month of July, and are available to UNM law students virtually.
Books (available to UNM student through University Libraries):
The Clamor of Lawyers : The American Revolution and Crisis in the Legal Profession by Peter Charles Hoffer and William James Hoffer Cornell University Press, 2018. Click here to access via UNM University Libraries
The American Revolution In the Law : Anglo-American Jurisprudence Before John Marshall by Shannon C. Stimson, Princeton University Press, 1990. Click here to access via UNM University Libraries
Articles and Comments (Available to UNM School of Law Students via HeinOnline):
Darrell A.H. Miller, Continuity and the Declaration of Independence, 89 S. Cal. L. Rev. 601 (2016). Click here to access via HeinOnline
J. Gregory Sidak, Some Economics of Flag Burning and Jimi Hendrix, 1 Criterion J. on Innovation 563 (2016). Click here to access via HeinOnline
Paul Finkelman, Frederick Douglass's Constitution: From Garrisonian Abolitionist to Lincoln Republican, 81 Mo. L. Rev. 1 (2016). Click here to access via HeinOnline
Robert M. Howard, Jeffrey P. Carlin & Taiga Takahashi, Goodbye Fourth of July: Are Fireworks Displays Now Subject to CWA Regulation, 43 Envtl. L. Rep. News & Analysis 10537 (2013). Click here to access via HeinOnline
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