Reminder: Free Research Classes at ACLL

All Classes from 12:00-1:00 P.M. in the Computer Lab

April 26: Alternative Search Engines
April 27: Pennsylvania Legislative History (Statutory Law)

Please register in advance: Call (412) 350 - 5353 to reserve a seat. Seating is limited to 20 in the Computer Lab.

Topic Change: Summary of Pa. Jurisprudence 2d.

The topic of Insurance has been revised in Summary of Pa. Jurisprudence 2d. That topic comprises Volumes 14 and 14A. It has also been revised in the Atlantic 2d Digest. The old keynumbers have been replaced and expanded, and you must use the conversion charts to translate to the new arrangement.

Pennsylvania Administrative Law Research

Standard Pennsylvania Practice 2d (West, 1981- ) KFP 530.S7 is a procedural encyclopedia that has seven volumes on state administrative law. Volumes 36-38A contains Chapter 166 Administrative Law that covers general administrative law and specific agencies. Volumes 39-41 deal with Workers’ Compensation Law and Procedure. The following is the breakdown of Chapter 166:

• General principles of Administrative Law and procedure v.36:§§1-374
• Practice Before Particular Agencies
• Zoning Hearing Boards and Other General Zoning Administrative Proceedings v.37:§§166:375-581
• Pennsylvania Civil Service Commission v.37:§§166:582-648
• Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board v.37:§§166:649-841
• Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission v.37:§§166:842-931
• Unemployment Compensation Board of Review and Other Unemployment Compensation Administrative Bodies v.38:§§166:932-1114
• Liquor Control Board v.38:§§166:1115-1308
• Public Utility Commission v.38 & 38A:§§166:1309-1832
• Board of Probation and Parole v.38A:§§166:1833-1981
• Environmental Hearing Board v.38A:§§166:1982-2085

Reminder: Free Research Classes at ACLL

All Classes from 12:00-1:00 P.M. in the Computer Lab

April 26: Alternative Search Engines
April 27: Pennsylvania Legislative History (Statutory Law)

Please register in advance: Call (412) 350 - 5353 to reserve a seat. Seating is limited to 20 in the Computer Lab.

CLE Reminder: The Lindbergh Kidnapping

A Study in Law and Drama

This special continuing legal education program will explore the legal significance of the Lindbergh Kidnapping case, its effect on substantive law, criminal investigations, and legal ethics. We will also see how drama can educate and shape public perceptions about legal values. Join Mr. William Cameron, author of the award-winning drama “Violet Sharp” and longtime researcher of the kidnapping, and Professor Mark D. Yochum for a lively seminar with exhibits, artifacts and more than a little theatre. (Ms. Sharp was a servant of the Lindberghs who became the focus of police investigations and came to a tragic end.)

This course has been approved by the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board for two (2) hours of substantive law, practice and procedure CLE credit and one (1) hour of ethics, professionalism or substance abuse CLE credit. This three-credit course will be held on Saturday, April 30, in Room 203 of the Duquesne University School of Law from 9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. The cost for the seminar is $75.00.

To register for this program, please contact Kathy Koehler at 412.396.6282 or e-mail koehler@duq.edu.

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