Law Libraries' NewsLog

October 2009 is National Information Literacy Awareness Month (PDF). Here’s a quick rundown of some online offerings that we put together to help people “effectively navigate” through the Connecticut legal information that’s online. We compile Law by Subject pages, which gather together quality online resources on individual topics. We compile research guides (pathfinders), which function as annotated bibliographies of resources available in our law libraries. We also compile pages that topically arrange links for quick access to Connecticut law, federal law, and resources for finding a lawyer. There are links to advance release opinions, recent advance release opinions by subject, family support magistrate decisions, recent tax court decisions, statutes, and court rules. And if you don’t find what you need, you can always ask a librarian. The Connecticut Judicial Branch Law Libraries provide research guidance to all patrons, and our website furthers that mission.