Learn about Richmond Law’s connection to Civil Right’s legal history and see resources for further reading.
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Three Essential Figures of Black Civil Rights Legal History
Learn About the Story Behind the Famous Cases: Law Stories Series
The Law Stories series includes short essays about famous cases in 37 areas of the law. The Richmond Law community can read them all online, for free.
Read moreStudy Aids, Study Guides + Supplemental Sources – All at no cost – UPDATED 08/2022
The law library provides supplemental study aids and access to practice lessons at no cost to law students.
Read moreWorking and Thriving in a Small Firm: Roadmap book from the Lawyerist
New book: Small Firm Roadmap – advice on creating and sustaining a small(er) law firm practice.
Read moreThe Washington Post is Here!
The library now provides unlimited digital access to the Washington Post. Just follow this link and read away! In addition to traditional written news items, the Post offers real-time Q&A discussions on key stories and live-streaming of Washington Post events with
Read moreAfrican-Americans in the Legal Profession
Biographies on African-American Lawyers and Judges
Read moreMindfulness Collection
Mindfulness and the Law
Read moreiPad Apps for Students, Lawyers, and Student Lawyers!
The law library supplies students enrolled in our clinics the use of an iPad for the semester. We have purchased a number of apps to share, and are pleased to highlight just a few.
Read moreGet your Glannon, Examples, and Emmanuel Online – UPDATED 08/2022
The library now subscribes to the Wolters Kluwer study aid package, providing access to Glannon Guides, Examples & Explanations and other titles.
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