Tag: Review

All that Glitters

Written on June 14, 2018.

Picture it. You’re writing (or about to start writing) a legal document and all of a sudden you get writers block. What do you do? Well, if you’re like me, you go take a nap or order up a pizza and drink a liter of root beer. If pizza and root beer isn’t your thing, maybe you might just head on over to their local county law library for a change of place. Thing is most county law libraries in southern California provide access to either (or both) Westlaw or Lexis for the...

You need it, We’ve got it

Written on June 5, 2017.

One of the things I like to do, as a law Librarian, is to peruse the book stacks here at the Riverside County Law Library. Many times I’ll see things I’ve never seen before and, when I have the chance, I’ll read through some of our many offerings (you know, to keep up on the latest goings on). This morning, as I was working on a research project for a library patron, I happened to glance over at O’Brien’s Evaluator. O’Brien’s is a kind of like a crystal...

Books, Books and more Books

Written on February 5, 2015.

One of the great things about being a law Librarian in a law library is that I have access to THOUSANDS (that’s right, thousands) of legal resources to browse through. Picture it: there’s everything from Animal Law to Zoning; Dog Law to Neighbor Law; Golf Law, Baseball Law, Equestrian Law, and Online Gaming Law. Then, just the other day I was looking through our CEB collection and found one resource that was particularly interesting: Professional Licensing: Disciplinary Practice...