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PAGE 3 ISSUE 7 VOLUME 36 AUGUST 2015 Inside New Books Online Catalog Address Change PAGE 2 Legal research trends have changed a lot in the last five years. As more and more informaon goes digi- tal, guidance on electronic sources is needed now more than ever. That’s exactly what the latest edi- on of The Bluebook strives to offer in its complete overhaul of the citaon formats for Internet, elec- tronic media, and other non-print resources. Other noteworthy updates include a number of small changes to the Tables and new citaon for- mats for IMF and UN documents, opinion leers, model codes, restatements, and uniform acts. Subscribers are invited to stop by the law library to explore the new Blue- book in person, but a link to the complete list of changes and updates that appear in the 20th edion is also available on the Duke University law library blog: hp://dukelawref.blogspot .com/2015/06/bluebook-20th-edion-whats-new.html. Free Specialized Glossaries August Book Display Periodicals of Interest It’s Here! The 20th Edition of the Bluebook Now Available Iconic Citation Guide Includes Expanded Rules on Internet Sources, Revised Tables & More New Conference Room Projector Thanks to a grant from the Ohio Consorum of County Law Libraries, the Stark County Law Library has purchased an Ep- son projector for use in the conference room. Aorney subscribers may reserve the library’s conference room and presen- -taon equipment by calling (330)-451-7380, e-mailing [email protected], or stopping by the circulaon desk. Our Legal Findings blog also recently featured several cloud-based presentaon soſtware alternaves to PowerPoint that offer easy, on-the-go access. (Many of them are even free!): hp://www.starkcountyohio gov/law-library/resources/legal-findings/legal-findings-blog/a-new-projector-and-power point-alternaves#idBtmqcwlYfOYhyber5yC9AqQ. Here’s what’s new with electronic source citations: introducon of first citaon format for eBooks Rule 15.9 © clarity on using online newspapers instead of print newspapers Rule 16.6 (f) direcon on using archival tools to cite Inter- net resources Rule 18.2.1 (d) guidelines for cing social media excerpts, like tweets and Facebook posts Rule 18.2.2 (a) & Rule 18.2.2 (b) (v) how to cite blog tles contained within a larger website Rule 18.2.2 (b) (iii) new format for various sources found on commercial electronic databases Rule 18.3
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ISSUE 7 VOLUME 36 AUGUST 2015 Inside

New Books

Online Catalog Address Change

PAGE 2

Legal research trends have changed a lot in the last five years. As more and more information goes digi-tal, guidance on electronic sources is needed now more than ever. That’s exactly what the latest edi-tion of The Bluebook strives to offer in its complete overhaul of the citation formats for Internet, elec-tronic media, and other non-print resources. Other noteworthy updates include a number of small changes to the Tables and new citation for-mats for IMF and UN documents, opinion letters, model codes, restatements, and uniform acts. Subscribers are invited to stop by the law library to explore the new Blue-book in person, but a link to the complete list of changes and updates that appear in the 20th edition is also available on the Duke University law library blog: http://dukelawref.blogspot

.com/2015/06/bluebook-20th-edition-whats-new.html.

Free Specialized Glossaries

August Book Display

Periodicals of Interest

It’s Here! The 20th Edition of the Bluebook Now Available Iconic Citation Guide Includes Expanded Rules

on Internet Sources, Revised Tables & More

New Conference Room Projector Thanks to a grant from the Ohio Consortium of County Law Libraries, the Stark County Law Library has purchased an Ep-son projector for use in the conference room. Attorney subscribers may reserve the library’s conference room and presen- -tation equipment by calling (330)-451-7380, e-mailing [email protected], or stopping by the circulation desk. Our Legal Findings blog also recently featured several cloud-based presentation software alternatives to PowerPoint that offer easy, on-the-go access. (Many of them are even free!): http://www.starkcountyohio

gov/law-library/resources/legal-findings/legal-findings-blog/a-new-projector-and-power point-alternatives#idBtmqcwlYfOYhyber5yC9AqQ.

Here’s what’s new with electronic source citations:

introduction of first citation format for eBooks Rule 15.9 ©

clarity on using online newspapers instead of print newspapers Rule 16.6 (f)

direction on using archival tools to cite Inter-net resources Rule 18.2.1 (d)

guidelines for citing social media excerpts, like tweets and Facebook posts Rule 18.2.2 (a) & Rule 18.2.2 (b) (v)

how to cite blog titles contained within a larger website Rule 18.2.2 (b) (iii)

new format for various sources found on commercial electronic databases Rule 18.3

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PAGE 2 LEGALLY SPEAKING

New Books Be the first to check out these great research tools:

Miscellaneous Art of Advocacy: Settlement, KF9084 .M5 Access to Utility Service: Regulated, De-Regulated and Unregulated Utilities, Deliverable Fuels, and Telecommunications, KF2094 .S28 2011 Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, KF245 .B55 2015 Catastrophe Claims: Insurance Coverage for Natural and Man-Made Disasters, KF1190 .C376 2015 Consumer Arbitration Agreements: Enforceability and Other Topics, KF9084 .B53 2015 Consumer Banking and Payments Law: Bank Accounts, Remittances, Money Orders, Prepaid Cards, Electronic Benefit Payments, Electronic Records, and Signatures, KF974 .B83 2013 Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice, KF1524 .S65 2015 Florida Legal Secretary, KFF 77 .H55 Ohio AFL-CIO Workers’ Compensation Manual, KFO342 .O35 V.2015 Ohio Criminal Law and Motor Vehicle Handbook, KFO562 .A29 O38 2015 Ohio Elder Law Handbook 2015, KFO94 .Z9 F3 2015/ELD Ohio Personal Injury Practice, KFO539 .P4 I35 2015 Ohio Planning and Zoning Law, KFO458 .Z9 M43 2015 Ohio Trial Practice, KFO538 .M34 2015 Restatement of the Law, Employment Law, KF395 .A2 E57 2015 Student Loan Law, KF4235 .L66 2015

Third Circuit Model Jury Instructions: Civil, KF8984 .A65 P323 2015 Truth in Lending, KF1040 .T78 2015 Water Law in a Nutshell, KF5569 .Z9 G48 2015

Tax Management Portfolios At-Risk Rules, KF6286 .T355 V.550/3 Depreciation: General Concepts; Non-ACRS Rules, KF6286 .T355 V.530/4 Estate Planning for the Mobile Client, KF6572 .T35 V.803/4 Golden Parachutes, KF6286 .T355 V.396/2 Hedge Funds, KF6286 .T355 V.736/2 Nonprofit Healthcare Organizations: Federal Income Tax Issues, KF6572 .T35 V.486 Estates, Gifts & Trusts: Real Estate Transactions by Tax- Exempt Entities, KF6572 .T35 V.480/2 US Income: Real Estate Transactions by Tax-Exempt Entities, KF6286 .T355 V.591/3 Tax Issues of Religious Organizations, KF6572 .T35 V.484/2

OSBA CLE Books 30th Annual Ohio Environment, Energy and Resources Law Seminar, KFO CLE/15-21 Affordable Health Care Act, KFO CLE/15-254 How to Draft a Contract, KFO CLE/15-229 Looking Down the Road: Transportation Law and the Future of Litigation, KFO CLE/15-128

Military and Veterans Law, KFO CLE/15-264 Nuts and Bolts of Wills and Trusts, KFO CLE/15-70 Ohio Elder Law Institute, KFO CLE/15-05 Ohio’s Legislative Process, KFO CLE/15-231 Young Lawyer Connect, KFO CLE/15-07

Our online catalog is moving

to a new address! http://www.lawlibrarycatalog.starkcountyohio.gov

Update your browser bookmarks now to stay connected to all the conven-ient features the online catalog has to offer, including advanced search fil-ters and remote renewal. The old catalog link will be discontinued soon!

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Business Law “Intellectual Property and the Nation’s Economic Security” 32 GPSOLO 80 (May/June 2015). http://

www.americanbar.org/publications/gp_solo/2015/may- june/intellectual_property_law_intellectual_property_and_ nations_economic_security.html

Cybersecurity “Fooled by Phishing” 101 ABA Journal 33 (July 2015) http://www.abajournal.com/magazine/article/1_in_10_

will_click_on_attachments_in_phishing_emails_study_finds/.

“Hindering Hackers” 51 Trial 54 (July 2015).

Family Law “Between the Binaries: Exploring the Legal Boundaries of Nonanonyomous Sperm Donation” 49 Family Law Quarterly 93 (Spring 2015) http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/

papers.cfm?abstract_id=2619894.

Employment Law “Internet Addiction, The Americans with Disabilities Act, and Employment” 32 GPSOLO 62 (May/June 2015) http://www.americanbar.org/publications/gp_solo/2015/

may-june/internet_addiction_americans_disabilities_act_

and_employment.html. “How to Use Second and Third Medical Opinions to Curb FMLA Abuse” 23 Family and Medical Leave Handbook 2 (July 2015).

Estate Planning & Probate Law “Valuation Considerations in Complex Multi-Tiered

Family Limited Partnerships” 7 Cleveland Metropoli- -tan Bar Journal 17 (June 2015). “Trusts for the Uninitiated” 29 Ohio Lawyer 16 (July/ August 2015). “How to Handle a Client’s Intellectual Property” 154 Trusts & Estates 17 (June 2015) http://wealthmanage

ment.com/estate-planning/how-handle-client-s-intellectual

-property.

Healthcare Law “Medical Errors and the July Effect” 51 Trial 62 (July 2015). “How (Not) to Regulate Assisted Reproductive Technology: Lessons from ‘Octomom’ ” 49 Family Law Quarterly 135 (Spring 2015) http://www.albanylaw

journal.org/Documents/Articles/21.2.313-Rao.pdf.

Law Practice “So Many Lawyers, So Many Unmet Legal Needs” 41 Law Practice 45 (July/August 2015) http://www.lawpractice

magazine.com/lawpracticemagazine/july_august_2015#pg46.

“The Uberization of Law” 41 Law Practice 49 (July/August 2015) http://www.lawpracticemagazine.com/lawpractice

magazine/july_august_2015#pg50. “Technology Bargains When Starting a New Practice” 32 GPSOLO 42 (May/June 2015) http://www.americanbar.org/publications/gp_solo/2015/may-june/technology_bargains_

when_starting_new_practice.html.

of Interest

Periodical Articles

Free Legal Research Tools: Specialized Thesauruses & Glossaries Understanding the language of a specific industry or organization can be critical to interpreting official documents and developing per-suasive courtroom arguments. Whether you need to brush up on your industry lingo or just research the key concepts of a particular subject area, try referencing a specialized thesaurus or glossary. Many are just a click away online. Listed below are a few examples:

National Emergency Number Association (NENA) Master Glossary of 9-1-1 Terminology: http://www.nena.org/?page=Glossary

Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) Thesaurus: http://eric.ed.gov/?ti=all United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Glossary:

http://www.uspto.gov/learning-and-resources/glossary National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts Interna-

tional Glossary of Business Valuation Terms: http://www.nacva .com/association/a_by_terms.asp

Come see our August book display, located on the table at the front of the library, which showcases some of the many Discov-ery resources that are avail-able at the library.

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