Author of the Week: Brian Huddleston

Brian Huddleston has worked at the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law library since 1999 and is now the Senior Reference Librarian there. He is the author of five CALI lessons on legal research and served on the CALI Legal Research Community Authoring Project Advisory Panel for two years. Brian earned his undergraduate degree from Excelsior College while on active duty in the Marine Corps, then received his J.D. from the University of Alabama School of Law and his M.L.I.S. from the University of Washington Information School's Law Librarianship Program.
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Lesson of the Week: Constitutional Aspects of Family Law

This lesson is an examination of the constitutional law aspects of Family Law. It builds upon lessons which provide a review of Constitutional Law in the Family Law context, but is much more detailed. It is intended as a supplement and review of constitutional doctrine as it occurs in specific Family Law areas such as marriage, divorce, parenting, procreation, sexuality, the rights of minors, and end-of life issues. Approximate Completion Time: 60 - 90 minutes
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#SuperCALIFlippalisticExperientiallyDistruptalicious

The theme for this year's conference is... #SuperCALIFlippalisticExperientiallyDistruptalicious

CALL FOR SPEAKERS

We are looking for law school faculty, librarians, and technologists with strong opinions, great ideas, interesting projects and useful advice to present at CALIcon.  We deliberately ask for presentations at this seemingly late date in order to get the most cutting edge ideas and techniques for our attendees.  So come share and be challenged. If you are willing and able to speak, your conference registration fee is just $95!

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In Chicago? Let's Meetup!

On Thursday, February 26, CALI and Chicago-Kent College of Law are co-hosting the Chicago LegalTech and Innovation Meetup. Our Executive Director, John Mayer, will be speaking as will Kent Professors Jerry Goldman and Lori Andrews, Kent Student Hanna Kaufmann (who will be speaking about her experiences with CALI's A2J Author), Brian Pike and Internationally renown contract standards expert Kingsley Martin. For more information and to RSVP, click the learn more link!
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Drone Law

Drones - unmanned aerial vehicles - are in the news more and more. Have you ever wondered about the law that regulates them? CALI can help you out!


Yes, CALI has a lesson on the new area of Drone Law.  This lesson - Drones: Unmanned Aircraft Systems - covers both the miliary and civilian aspects of drone law.  It is part of our Aviation law series and is written by Professor Wendy Davis of the University of Massachusetts School of Law at Dartmouth.

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