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Justinian’s Institutes In the year 533 the Emperor Justinian reformed legal education in the Eastern Roman Empire, proscribing a new five-year course...

When looking at a row of law books today, whether in a law library, a courthouse, or a student’s bookshelf, one might be struck by their apparent...

2018 Yale Day of Data Poster Session November 29, 4-6 p.m. Center for Science and Social Science Information (219 Prospect Street) Yale University...

Through the centuries, legal education has both shaped legal literature and been shaped by it. “Learning the Law: The Book in Early Legal Education,”...

As the Senate Judiciary Committee debates Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination, we write as librarians of Yale Law School, from which Judge Kavanaugh...