Our May list of Selected New Books includes more than fifty titles, listed under about two dozen topical headings. Out-of-the-ordinary topics include foreign law in U.S. courts and legal aspects of neuroscience. A notable entry under family law is The Right to Be Parents: LGBT Families and the Transformation of Parenthood, by our own Carlos Ball. Also posted is a new list of Selected Acquisitions in the Gottfredson Library of Criminal Justice
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New Books received in May
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New Books received in June
Blog discussing current news and events at Rutgers School of Law Library-Newark.
Our June 2012 list of Selected New Books includes our own Prof. Howard Latin's book on climate change policy, as well as works on administrative law, aesthetics and law, religious freedom, feminist constitutionalism, felony murder, prosecutorial misconduct, extraordinary rendition, human rights, deportation, labor organizing, legal education, legal history, legislation, Thurgood Marshall, motion picture law, the Presidency, property theory, racial bias, the Solictor General, and war crimes.
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