• Disaggregation of Public Health Data by Race & Ethnicity: A Legal Handbook 

  Hoss, Aila; Murphy, Stephen; Sanchez, Emely; Waggoner, Carrie (Network for Public Health Law, 2022-12)

  This handbook addresses the role of law in collecting and disseminating public health data disaggregated by race and ethnicity for public health practitioners and attorneys across state, Tribal, and local governments. It ...
• Litigation involving patients with slipped capital femoral epiphysis 

  Loder, Randall T.; Little, Lee; Kathryn E., Cordell (2023-03-17)

  Background Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE) is a hip disorder of late childhood and adolescence. Litigation involving SCFE may occur, as it is frequently diagnosed late, and/or may be temporally related to an ...
• Review of The U.S. Justice System: An Encyclopedia 

  McCloud, Jacquelyn N. (2012)
• Review of The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History 

  McCloud, Jacquelyn N. (2010)
• Review of Hollywood's Copyright Wars: From Edison to the Internet 

  McCloud, Jacquelyn (2013)
• Forging a New DEI-Focused Track for Librarian Promotion and Tenure 

  Stone, Sean; Little, Lee; Pieczko, Brandon T. (2023-03-16)

  A large, four-year institution recently approved an official promotion and tenure track for faculty focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion. All schools and academic units were tasked with developing new promotion and ...
• Mendiola Massacre: A Journalist’s Account 

  Caparas, Perfecto (2023-01-22)
• Leila M. de Lima: Unsilenced 

  Caparas, Perfecto (2022-11-19)
• Detained ex-senator vows to continue the fight for human rights 

  Caparas, Perfecto (2022-12-12)
• Former senator Leila M. de Lima extols women human rights defenders 

  Caparas, Perfecto (2022-11-22)
• Duterte's fear of ICC probe shows guilt 

  Caparas, Perfecto (2022-12-12)
• Series of Perfecto Caparas’ interviews with detained former senator Leila M. de Lima. 

  Caparas, Perfecto (2022-10)
• Law School Pedagogy Post-Pandemic: Harnessing the Benefits of Online Teaching 

  Dutton, Yvonne M.; Ryznar, Margaret (2021)
• It's Time to Legislate for Library Access to E-books 

  McCloud, Jackie (2022-11-02)
• Edward M. Gerlock: Priestly solidarity with poor farmers 

  Caparas, Perfecto; Gerlock, Edward (https://www.pressenza.com/2022/10/community-organizing-elderly-and-street-children-advocates/, 2022-10)

  Step 1 in CO (community organizing) I don’t think any of the kids were orphans but children of urban poor living on the margins of the area. In one sense, certainly a majority of the kids thought of the center as “home” ...
• Philippines: Supreme Court justices, judges, lawyers and professors decry red-tagging 

  Caparas, Perfecto (https://www.pressenza.com/2022/10/philippines-supreme-court-justices-judges-lawyers-and-professors-decry-red-tagging/, 2022-10-01)
• How Philippine Authorities Appear to be Scheming to Bar ICC Probe of Duterte-Era ‘Death Squads’ 

  Caparas, Perfecto (2022-09-20)
• Philippine government schemes to bar ICC probe of crimes against humanity under Duterte 

  Caparas, Perfecto (2022-09-24)
• Should Supreme Court Justices Fear Access to Their Papers? An Empirical Study of the Use of Three Archival Collections 

  deMaine, Susan David; Keele, Benjamin J. (2022)

  US. Supreme Court justices typically donate their working papers to archives upon their retirement, often with lengthy embargoes. Researchers have debated whether the justices should be required to retain and disclose their ...
• “the struggle of memory against forgetting” 

  Caparas (2022-07)

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