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Welcome to the UC Davis Mabie Law Library!
The UC Davis Mabie Law Library, located in Martin Luther King, Jr. Hall on the Davis campus, is the center for study and legal research for the UC Davis School of Law community. The law library has a vast collection of print materials which support the law school’s teaching, research and scholarship interests, as well as access to an expansive list of legal and interdisciplinary electronic resources. The Library is a selective depository for California and U.S. government documents, and offers a number of patron services. Librarians and staff have a reputation for providing professional, friendly, and helpful service.
Legal News
Supreme Court opinion extends the life of Voting Rights Act provision requiring approval for changes in voting procedures; see SCOTUS Blog analysis entitled Is Section 5's future shaky?
Supreme Court protects rights against improper search and seizure in a case
involving the strip search of a middle school student, see also New York Times article.
Crime laboratory analysts providing scientific evidence against criminal defendants must testify; says a divided Supreme Court; see also article: Justices Rule Lab Analysts Must Testify on Results.
Online law school graduate who sued for the opportunity to take state bar exam is now a full-fledged Massachusetts lawyer.
U.S. appeals court rules, no bible reading at school's show and tell.
National Security Agency's recent surveillance activities of American citizens criticized as excessive.
Federal judge allows prisoner torture lawsuit to move forward against John Yoo, a former Bush administration lawyer now U.C. Berkeley law professor.
Winnebago run by law students will help veterans obtain disability and pension benefits.
Budget cuts: California courts will close one day a month. Legal aid attorneys funding may also be cut, see AP story.
