It is the time of the year to remind you all about our recent additions to our Law in Film Collection. Anyone with library borrowing privileges may check DVDs from our collection out for up to five days at no charge. Our collection is located on the main level of the library. The following are [...]
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Here is my periodic blog post listing the most recent additions to the Pace Law Library Law in Film Collection, which is located on the main floor of the library; behind the reference desk and in the cell phone lounge. This collection keeps on growing. All library patrons with borrowing privileges may check any of [...]
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The World Top Incomes Database, … aims to providing convenient on line access to all the existent series. This is an ongoing endeavour, and we will progressively update the base with new observations, as authors extend the series forwards and backwards. Despite the database’s name, we will also add information on the distribution of earnings [...]
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Posted in Immigration Law on Jan 7th, 2010
From the Federal Judicial Center, this monograph, by Michael C. Scaperlanda, provides an introduction to and overview of immigration law.
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Posted in Immigration Law on Sep 28th, 2009
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) unveiled a new website. User can subscribe to new updates via RSS feed or updates can be received via email. The site seems clean and easy to navigate through. It offers information about USCIS related topics, forms, laws, resources, and news. What do you think? Comments?
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Posted in Immigration Law on Aug 24th, 2009
In August 2009, the Office of Immigration Statistics released the 2008 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics. Statistical data on immigration have been published annually by the U.S. government since the 1890s. Over the years, the federal agencies responsible for reporting on immigration have changed, as have the content, format, and title of the annual publication. Currently, [...]
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