Fellowship Opportunities

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Post-Graduate Training Fellowship, Refugee Law Initiative [info]
- Apply for this award for "an individual studying or researching in the refugee or human rights field" by 15 October 2012.

Rayne Fellowships for Refugees, Praxis [info]
- Opportunity for refugees in the UK to receive support for ideas that can "make a real difference to people's lives"; application deadline is 30 November 2012.

Graduate Teaching Fellowships, Center for Applied Legal Studies [info]
- Apply for two-year teaching fellowship for July 2013 - June 2015; candidates with asylum/immigration law experience will be given preference.  Deadline is 3 December 2012.

Human Rights Fellowship, Oak Institute [info]
- Focus is on "Human Rights Protection in Situations of Internment or Displacement"; apply by 15 December 2012.

Arthur C. Helton Fellowship, American Society of International Law [info]
- Provides financial assistance for "law students and young professionals to pursue field work and research on significant issues involving international law, human rights, humanitarian affairs, and related areas."  Application period runs from 15 October 2012 to 7 January 2013.

Tagged Events & Opportunities. 

Focus: Detention

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An Economic Analysis of Alternatives to Long-Term Detention: Final Report (Matrix Evidence, Sept. 2012) [text]

Greek Authorities Unlawfully Detained an Afghan Asylum Seeker in Degrading Conditions (European Court of Human Rights, Sept. 2012) [text via Detention in Europe]
- Summary of Ahmade v. Greece judgment.

"Ins" and "Outs" of Immigration Detention (Human Rights First, 2012) [access]
- Infographic.

Invisible in Isolation: The Use of Segregation and Solitary Confinement in Immigration Detention (National Immigrant Justice Center & Physicians for Human Rights, Sept. 2012) [text]

"Unlawful Detention and Refoulement of Asylum Seekers in South Africa," Fahamu Refugee Legal Aid Newsletter, no. 30 (Oct. 2012) [full-text]

Tagged Publications. 

CFP/New Issues of FRLAN, Humanit. Exch., JEMS, J. Intl. Humanit. Legal Stud., Soc. & Legal Stud.

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Call for papers:

Anti-Trafficking Review is seeking submissions for a special issue on "Human Rights at the Border.  The deadline is 31 December 2012.

New issues:

Fahamu Refugee Legal Aid Newsletter,  no. 30 (Oct. 2012) [full-text]
- News and discussion on refugee legal aid

Humanitarian Exchange, no. 55 (Sept. 2012) [full-text]
- Special feature on the crisis in the Sahel.

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, vol. 38, no. 9 (2012) [contents]
- Special issue on "Migration and the Internet: Social Networking and Diasporas."  The introductory article is provided as an open access text.

Journal of International Humanitarian Legal Studies, vol. 2, no. 2 (2012) [contents]
- Mix of articles including "An Analysis of Soft Law Applicable to Humanitarian Assistance: Relative Normativity in Action?"

Social & Legal Studies, vol. 21, no. 3 (Sept. 2012) [contents]
- Mix of articles including "‘Hearing the Right Gaps’: Enabling and Responding to Disclosures of Sexual Violence within the UK Asylum Process" and "The Occupation of Public Space in Bogotá: Internal Displacement and the City."

Tagged Periodicals and Events & Opportunities. 

Focus: Children

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Publications:

Commission Staff Working Document on the Implementation of the Action Plan on Unaccompanied Minors (European Commission, Sept. 2012) [text]

Deportation, Non-deportability and Precarious Lives (Postcards from..., Oct. 2012) [text]

Educating the Refugee Child: A Resource Guide for Teachers Working with Refugee Students from Burma (Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Aug. 2012) [text]

Ensuring a Fair and Effective Asylum Process for Unaccompanied Alien Children (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman, Sept. 2012) [text]
- See also related blog post.

"‘I felt that I was benefiting someone’: Youth as Agents of Change in a Refugee Community Project," Health Education Research, vol. 27, no. 5 (Oct. 2012) [open access text]

Into the Unknown: Children’s Journeys through the Asylum Process (The Children's Society, Sept. 2012) [text]

Multimedia:

To Say Goodbye [access] [press release]
- "Through innovative animation, the film tells the story of the 4000 Basque children evacuated to the United Kingdom in 1937. Forced to bid a hurried farewell to their parents, these children were told they would only be in the UK for three months. 75 years later, some are still there, forever separated from their parents and their homeland, their families torn apart and their childhood destroyed by a brutal and bloody conflict."

Tagged Publications.

Focus: Africa

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Crisis in Mali (U.S. Congressional Research Service, Aug. 2012) [text]

"The Double Burden of Obesity and Malnutrition in a Protracted Emergency Setting: A Cross-Sectional Study of Western Sahara Refugees," PLoS Medicine, 9(10): e1001320 [open access text]

Humanitarian Exchange, no. 55 (Sept. 2012) [full-text]
- Special feature on the crisis in the Sahel; eight articles included.

From Refugee to IDP in Somaliland (Refugees International Blog, Oct. 2012) [text]

Limbo for Ex-Liberian Refugees (IRIN, Oct. 2012) [text]

Mali in Crisis: Tens of Thousands of Refugees (openDemocracy, Sept. 2012) [text]

Returning Home after Civil War: The Consequences of Forced Displacement for Food Security, Nutrition and Poverty among Burundese Households, HiCN Working Paper 123 (Households in Conflict Network, Sept. 2012) [text via ReliefWeb]

U.S. Aid Runs through Displacement Camp ‘Gatekeepers’ in Mogadishu (Refugees International Blog, Sept. 2012) [text]

Tagged Publications. 

Focus: Europe

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Asylum Credibility: Timely New Case from Strasbourg (Free Movement, Oct. 2012) [text]

"Distrust and Collaboration: Exploring Identity Negotiation among Asylum Seekers in East Anglia, Britain," Journal of Intercultural Studies, vol. 33, no. 2 (2012) [free full-text]

"Europe's Uncoordinated Refugee Policy," DW, 5 Oct. 2012 [text]

"European Union Common Asylum System: To what Extent has the Uniformity in Positive and Rejection Decisions among the EU Countries been Obtained?," Polis Bilimleri Dergisi Cilt = Turkish Journal of Police Studies, vol. 14, no. 3 (2012) [full-text]

Italy End-of-Mission Statement (UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants, Oct. 2012) [text]
- See also related news release.

"Obligatory Solidarity: Does the EU Need a Formula for Redistributing Asylum-Seekers Internally?," PISM Bulletin, no. 86 (419) (Sept. 2012) [text via ISN]

Trapped: Destitution and Asylum in Scotland (Scottish Poverty Information Unit, Oct. 2012) [text] [summary]

"Was Hungary the First EU Country of Arrival? Legal Responsibility before Human Rights: A Short Story on Dublin," Fahamu Refugee Legal Aid Newsletter, no. 30 (Oct. 2012) [full-text]

Tagged Publications. 

Focus: Humanitarian Assistance

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Upcoming events & opportunities:

Do Good Abroad: A Panel Discussion on Jobs in Humanitarian Aid and Relief, New York, 15 October 2012 [info]

UNHCR Consultancy, Funding to the Protection Sector in Non-Refugee Humanitarian Emergencies [info via ReliefWeb]
- Apply by 15 October 2012.

The International Diploma in Humanitarian Assistance: Detailed Overview [info]
- Three IDHA programmes currently scheduled: 4 November 30-November 2012 inPretoria, South Africa; 24 February–22 March 2013 in Berlin, Germany; 2 June–28 June 2013 in New York, US.  Applications accepted on a rolling basis until course is full.

Publications:

Blogging on Burnout Part I (AidSource, Oct. 2012) [text]

Gender Sensitive Response and Recovery: An Overview (Oxfam, Oct. 2012) [text]

"International Paternalism and Humanitarian Governance," Global Constitutionalism, vol. 1, no. 3 (November 2012) [free full-text]

Negotiating Humanitarian Access: Challenges and Compromises, Brussels, 19 Sept. 2012 [info] [event summary]

"Psychological Distress, Depression, Anxiety, and Burnout among International Humanitarian Aid Workers: A Longitudinal Study," PLoS ONE, vol. 7, no. 9: e44948 (Sept. 2012) [open access text]

The Relevance of 'Resilience'? HPG Policy Briefs, no. 49 (Humanitarian Policy Group, September 2012) [text]
- Output from the ODI Resilience and Humanitarian Action Project.

[Image credit: Chart from PLoS ONE study referenced above.]

Tagged Publications and Events & Opportunities. 

EXCOM 2012 after the fact

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The 63rd session of UNHCR's Executive Committee ended on 5 October 2012, with High Commissioner António Guterres calling for more "international solidarity and support as UNHCR responds to a proliferation of new emergencies" at the same time that it is providing assistance to millions in protracted refugee situations.

Here are a few of the statements made during the week:
- High Commissioner's opening statement (and related news release)
- Assistant High Commissioner's (protection) statement (and related news release)
- Statement by Head of Policy Development and Evaluation Service (note esp. the para. which states, "[T]his will be the last opportunity that I will have to address the Executive Committee..."!)
- NGO statement on the general debate
- NGO statement on international protection
- Cessation Clause Working Group statement
- U.S. delegation statement

Side events:
- Taking forward UNHCR's Urban Refugee Policy
- Briefing by the High Commissioner on the Syrian Refugee Situation
- Launch of the Nansen Initiative by Norway and Switzerland
- Launch of UNHCR's new Guidelines on Detention
- Access to justice for victims of sexual and gender-based crimes
- Seeds of Hope; exhibit on tertiary education (DAFI Scholarships)

Tagged Publications and Events & Opportunities. 

Research & Writing Opportunities

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Research:

Policy and Research Development Manager, Refugee Action [info]
- Apply by 16 October 2012.

Researcher, Refugee and Migrants' Rights (Europe), Amnesty International [info]
- Apply by 31 October 2012.

Research Posts, University of Exeter [info]
- Focus is on disparities in UK asylum appeals success rates.  Deadlines are 26 October 2012 and 22 November 2012, respectively.

Writing:

ASIL Reports on International Organizations [info]
- The last report on UNHCR was Aug. 2009.  Other possibilities: EXCOM, ICRC, OCHA... .

Fahamu Refugee Legal Aid Newsletter [info]
- Contributions sought for the newsletter; submissions due by the 15th of each month.

Refugee Law Initiative Working Paper Series [info]
- Submissions are considered on a rolling basis.

Tagged Events & Opportunities. 

Urban Issues

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"Addressing Endemic Urban Violence," Part 4 in Modern Warfare: Armed Groups, Private Militaries, Humanitarian Organizations, and the Law (University of British Columbia Press, May 2012) [contents]

Dangerous Cities: Urban Violence and the Militarization of Law Enforcement, Online Seminar, 2 October 2012 [info]
- Follow the link to access a recording of the event. Includes discussion of the role of humanitarian actors in urban conflicts.

"Refugees and the City: An Urban Discussion," Geography Compass, Forthcoming (2012) [abstract]

Researching the Urban Dilemma: Urbanization, Poverty and Violence (IDRC & DFID, 2012) [text]
- Baseline study for "Safe and Inclusive Cities research initiative."

Select Bibliography on Urban Refugees (UNHCR, Sept. 2012) [text]

Urban Humanitarian Response Portal (ALNAP & UN Habitat) [access]
- Established to "share knowledge on urban humanitarian crises."  Locate information by topic, resource type, agency, region or date.

Tagged Publications and Web Sites/Tools.  

DSM-IV-TR

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American Psychiatric Association. 2000. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: DSM-IV-TR, 4th ed., text revision. Washington, DC: APA.

REF RC455.2.C4D536 2000
Find in a library nearby: http://www.worldcat.org/title/diagnostic-and-statistical-manual-of-mental-disorders-dsm-iv-tr/oclc/43483668

This manual provides information on codes used for reporting diagnoses of mental disorders. After a chapter on the use of the manual and an overview of the classification, there are sections that provide more detail on each type:

• Multiaxial assessment
• Disorders usually first diagnosed in infancy, childhood, or adolescence
  
• Delirium, dementia, and amnestic and other cognitive disorders
  
• Mental disorders due to a general medical condition
  
• Substance-related disorders
  
• Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders
  
• Mood disorders
  
• Anxiety disorders
  
• Somatoform disorders
  
• Factitious disorders
  
• Dissociative disorders
  
• Sexual and gender identity disorders
• Eating disorders
  
• Sleep disorders
  
• Impulse-control disorders not elsewhere classified
  
• Adjustment disorders
  
• Personality disorders
  
• Other conditions that may be a focus of clinical attention
  
• Additional codes

In addition, there are appendices. Since this resource is really geared towards medical professionals and medical coders, appendices most likely to be useful for librarians or the general public are: the glossary of technical terms, highlights of changes in this revision, information on cultural syndromes, and possibly the comparison with ICD-9-CM and ICD-10 codes. If you're an employee of the State of Alaska and need online access to the DSM-IV-TR or ICD-10, please ask a librarian for assistance.

GuideStar's online directory of nonprofit organizations

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GuideStar publishes a directory of nonprofit organizations at http://www2.guidestar.org/. Over 1.8 million IRS recognized tax-exempt organizations are represented in GuideStar's database. Some information, such as an organization's name, city and state, and mission statement, is available free to anyone who visits the site. Other information, like the complete address and IRS form 990, is available free to people who register at the site. Financial statements, the identity of the organization’s officers, and some other documents and data are available on a subscription basis. GuideStar compiles the information from nonprofit reporting and “several other sources,” one of which appears to be IRS form 990. Although only rudimentary information is available for many organizations, GuideStar is the most complete free online directory of nonprofit organizations that we have found.

Encyclopedia of Life

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This week’s resource is the Encyclopedia of Life.
With the ambitious goal of listing every single living thing on earth, the Encyclopedia of Life is off to a good start. As of this posting, they have 22 exemplar species, which are examples of how complete they hope all other entries will be eventually.

Entries to the website are added and edited wiki style by actual scientists, who have to submit their credentials to register. The purpose is to collect information that is currently in various locations into one place.

Individual species pages show where the species is located on a classification chart, with the ability to view related species or go higher up the classification to genus, family, and on.

Of use to us non-scientists are:

Descriptions - Brief examples are physical, life cycle, behavior, reproduction, diseases.
Ecology and distribution - Including conservation issues and conservation status.
Information on the evolution of the species.
Media - Many photos, videos, and maps.
What relevance the species has - This is different for each type of entry, growing information/toxicity for plants and fungi, other uses for animals.

Gabby's Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary

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Frank, Diane. 2009. Gabby's Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary. Rainier, WA: DMFrank Publishing.

REF RE1153.F72 2009
Find in a library nearby: http://www.worldcat.org/title/gabbys-wordspeller-phonetic-dictionary-find-your-word-by-the-way-it-sounds/oclc/440804411

Geared towards people with dyslexia, this book would likely be useful for anyone who has difficulty looking up words in a standard dictionary, including those who find themselves in circumstances where dialects or accents have caused a misunderstanding of the pronunciation. The book includes brief but complete directions for finding base words along with prefixes and suffixes. It doesn't cover proper nouns at all, and for complete definitions and correct pronunciations, this book should be used in conjunction with a standard dictionary.

Our edition is revised and condensed. The accompanying CD includes a powerpoint presentation for PC computers on using the resource, along with Mozart accompaniment, which may be helpful for auditory learners.

Black's Legal Dictionary

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Garner, Bryan A. 2009. Black's Law Dictionary, Standard Ninth Edition. St. Paul, MN: Thomson West.

REFERENCE KF156.B53 2009

You’ll find so much more than just definitions in the 9^th edition of Black’s Law Dictionary. Want to dazzle your friends with witty legal maxims, find out what a particular abbreviation means, or determine just what the “Office of Thrift Supervision” does? Black’s Law Dictionary can help.

The definitions cover legal terms, organizations and government offices, and legislative acts. The entries are robust, with many describing the origin of the term, the date of first use, a subject matter tag identifying the associated field of law, cross references to related entries, a quotation about the term from another legal source, and citations to West’s key number system. Explanatory or encyclopedic information frequently appears together with the definition. For example, the entry for “ex post facto law” provides a definition (“A law that impermissibly applies retroactively…”) but also tells us that “Ex post facto criminal laws are prohibited by the U.S. Constitution.” Many entries include subentries for terms relating to the same general topic. So if you want to find out what types of insurance exist, just look up “insurance,” and you’ll find over 100 subentries ranging from “accidental and health insurance” to “whole-life insurance.”

Among the eight appendices, you'll find legal abbreviations, legal maxims, the United States Constitution, a list of all of the members of the Supreme Court, and the British Regnal Years (just in case you want to find out when Queen Victoria reigned).

Gabby's Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary

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Frank, Diane. 2009. Gabby's Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary. Rainier, WA: DMFrank Publishing.

REF RE1153.F72 2009
Find in a library nearby: http://www.worldcat.org/title/gabbys-wordspeller-phonetic-dictionary-find-your-word-by-the-way-it-sounds/oclc/440804411

Geared towards people with dyslexia, this book would likely be useful for anyone who has difficulty looking up words in a standard dictionary, including those who find themselves in circumstances where dialects or accents have caused a misunderstanding of the pronunciation. The book includes brief but complete directions for finding base words along with prefixes and suffixes. It doesn't cover proper nouns at all, and for complete definitions and correct pronunciations, this book should be used in conjunction with a standard dictionary.

Our edition is revised and condensed. The accompanying CD includes a powerpoint presentation for PC computers on using the resource, along with Mozart accompaniment, which may be helpful for auditory learners.

Black's Legal Dictionary

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Garner, Bryan A. 2009. Black's Law Dictionary, Standard Ninth Edition. St. Paul, MN: Thomson West.

REFERENCE KF156.B53 2009

You’ll find so much more than just definitions in the 9^th edition of Black’s Law Dictionary. Want to dazzle your friends with witty legal maxims, find out what a particular abbreviation means, or determine just what the “Office of Thrift Supervision” does? Black’s Law Dictionary can help.

The definitions cover legal terms, organizations and government offices, and legislative acts. The entries are robust, with many describing the origin of the term, the date of first use, a subject matter tag identifying the associated field of law, cross references to related entries, a quotation about the term from another legal source, and citations to West’s key number system. Explanatory or encyclopedic information frequently appears together with the definition. For example, the entry for “ex post facto law” provides a definition (“A law that impermissibly applies retroactively…”) but also tells us that “Ex post facto criminal laws are prohibited by the U.S. Constitution.” Many entries include subentries for terms relating to the same general topic. So if you want to find out what types of insurance exist, just look up “insurance,” and you’ll find over 100 subentries ranging from “accidental and health insurance” to “whole-life insurance.”

Among the eight appendices, you'll find legal abbreviations, legal maxims, the United States Constitution, a list of all of the members of the Supreme Court, and the British Regnal Years (just in case you want to find out when Queen Victoria reigned).

New and Updated Legal Research Guides from the Library

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Legal Research is an important skill that is acquired in law school and perfected over time.  At times, we all are required to do a research in an unfamiliar area.  To get you started and educated on an unfamiliar subject, it is helpful to consult a research guide. The Pace Law Library compiles research guides on various topics and the following are those that have been recently added or updated. Click here to view all 35 research guides compiled by Pace Law Library.

Elder Law Resources
A guide to online resources, including federal and state law, specific issues, journals and newsletter, and more.

Business and Corporate Law Research
Research in the law of corporations and other business entities involved learning not just about corporate law, but also the law of agency, partnerships, limited liability companies, and other business structures.

Legal News
this guide contains a wide variety of RSS feeds from legal blogs and news sites.

Legislative History Research Guide
The legislative history of a law is comprised of the documents created during deliberations leading to the law's enactment.  They are used to determine the legislature's intended purpose and to clarify any ambiguities in the statutory language.

Federal Administrative Decisions and Resources
Guide to federal administrative agencies, including links to decisions and regulations, along with the mission statement of each agency.

New York Legal Research
This guide provides links to primary sources of law and government websites for New York, New York City, and Westchester County.

Guide for Law Review Members
This guide will assist students who serve on the three Pace law review.  It provides a basic overview of cite checking, circulation policies, and interlibrary loan request procedures.

Land Use Law Research
This guide will assist you in researching local land use laws.

Celebrating 40 Years of the Clean Air Act

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In honor of its anniversary the U.S. EPA has recently announced that it is celebrating 40 years of its accomplishments under the Clean Air Act (CAA).

"For 40 years the Clean Air Act has protected our health and our environment, saving lives and sparking new innovations to make our economy cleaner and stronger. The common sense application of the act has made it one of the most cost-effective things the American people have done for themselves in the last half century,” said EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson. “Since 1970 we have seen a steady trajectory of less pollution in our communities and greater economic opportunity throughout our nation. We will continue those trends as we face the clean air challenges of the next 40 years, including working to cut greenhouse gases and grow the American clean energy economy. The Clean Air Act proves the naysayers wrong – we can protect our health and environment at the same time we grow our economy."

In the spirit of this celebration here are some resources discussing the history of the Clean Air Act.

Paul G. Rogers, The Clean Air Act of 1970, E.P.A. J., Jan.-Feb. 1990

Roy S. Belden, Clean Air Act 5-10 (2001)

Michael R. Barr, Introduction to the History of the Clean Air Act: History, Perspective and Direction for the Future, in The Clean Air Act Handbook 1, 4-7 (Robert J. Martinaeu, Jr. & David P. Novello eds., 2d ed. 2004)

Completely Legal

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Yesterday was primary day here in New York, and I hope that everyone who voted in the primary had a good experience with the new voting system. I got so much ink on my hands from the pen that they gave me to fill in the circles on the paper ballot, that it made a smudge on the ballot. Fortunately, it was not enough of a smudge to be mistaken for an errant vote, and I escaped the polling place in under 10 minutes, having done my civic duty successfully.
I bring this up because, in my quest to find out who prevailed in the local primaries, I remembered that LoHud.com, the online version of our local newspaper, The Journal News, has a legal blog. Completely Legal: Go Behind the Bench to Examine the Courts and Cases in the Lower Hudson Valley is where I learned who will be running in the Westchester County and Family Court judicial elections which will be taking place in November. Completely Legal is written by Journal News reporters, and is a good place to go for updates on some of the notable cases taking place in the Lower Hudson Valley. You can subscribe to Completely Legal via RSS feed or email updates.

Black's Legal Dictionary

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Garner, Bryan A. 2009. Black's Law Dictionary, Standard Ninth Edition. St. Paul, MN: Thomson West.

REFERENCE KF156.B53 2009

You’ll find so much more than just definitions in the 9^th edition of Black’s Law Dictionary. Want to dazzle your friends with witty legal maxims, find out what a particular abbreviation means, or determine just what the “Office of Thrift Supervision” does? Black’s Law Dictionary can help.

The definitions cover legal terms, organizations and government offices, and legislative acts. The entries are robust, with many describing the origin of the term, the date of first use, a subject matter tag identifying the associated field of law, cross references to related entries, a quotation about the term from another legal source, and citations to West’s key number system. Explanatory or encyclopedic information frequently appears together with the definition. For example, the entry for “ex post facto law” provides a definition (“A law that impermissibly applies retroactively…”) but also tells us that “Ex post facto criminal laws are prohibited by the U.S. Constitution.” Many entries include subentries for terms relating to the same general topic. So if you want to find out what types of insurance exist, just look up “insurance,” and you’ll find over 100 subentries ranging from “accidental and health insurance” to “whole-life insurance.”

Among the eight appendices, you'll find legal abbreviations, legal maxims, the United States Constitution, a list of all of the members of the Supreme Court, and the British Regnal Years (just in case you want to find out when Queen Victoria reigned).

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We offer translation and other language services in thefollowing language combinations*English <> Afrikaans • English <> Ainu • English<> Arabic • English <> AzeriEnglish <> Bosnian • English <> Bulgarian •English <> Burmese • English <> BuryatEnglish <> Cantonese • English <> Cham • English<> Chin languages • English <> CroatianEnglish <> Czech • English <> Danish • English<> Dutch • English <> DzongkhaEnglish <> English • English <> Estonian •English <> Farsi • English <> FinnishEnglish <> French • English <> Gan Hakka •English <> German • English <> GreekEnglish <> Hebrew • English <> Hungarian •English <> Indonesian • English <> IrishEnglish <> Italian • English <> Japanese •English <> Japonic • English <> JavaneseEnglish <> Jingpho • English <> Karen • English<> Kazakh • English <> KhasiEnglish <> Khmer • English <> Korean • English<> Kuy • English <> KyrgyzEnglish <> Lao • English <> Latvian • English<> Lithuanian • English <> MalayEnglish <> Maltese • English <> Mandarin •English <> Mandarin • English <> MonEnglish <> Mongolian • English <> Mongolic •English <> Nicobarese • English <> NorwegianEnglish <> Nyaw • English <> Polish • English<> Portuguese • English <> RomanianEnglish <> Russian • English <> Serbian •English <> Slovak • English <> SloveneEnglish <> Somali • English <> Spanish • English<> Sundanese • English <> TagalogEnglish <> Tamil • English <> Tatar • English<> Tetum • English <> Thai • English <> TurkicEnglish <> Turkish • English <> Turkmen •English <> Ukrainian • English <> UyghurEnglish <> Uzbek • English <> Vietnamese
*Please contact us if your language is not on the list.
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