Digital Project Collections
McGeorge School of Law Institutional Repository (University of the Pacific)
created by the McGeorge School of Law Library
Scholarship is a core priority for the Pacific McGeorge faculty. Among their scholarly pursuits, Pacific McGeorge faculty develop and present at scholarly symposia and conferences, author books for the legal profession, students, and the general public, and produce scholarship for top journals around the country and the world.
Native American Constitution and Law Digitization Project
collaboratively created by the University of Oklahoma College of Law Library and the National Indian Law Library
The Project was created as a cooperative effort between the University of Oklahoma College of Law Library and the National Indian Law Library (NILL), to provide access to the tribal constitutions, codes, and other legal documents. Project Coordinators were David Selden (NILL) and Marilyn Nicely (OU).
Nürnberg Krupp Trial Papers of Judge Hu C. Anderson
created by the Alyne Queener Massey Law Library
This collection of fifty archival boxes of Judge Hu C. Anderson’s personal trial papers, stored in the Vanderbilt University Law Library, represent his experience as presiding judge of subsequent Nürnberg Trial 10, formally known as Military Tribunal III: the United States of America vs. Alfried Felix Alwyn Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, et al.
Paul V. Hadley v. State of Arizona Original Photographic Exhibits
created by the Daniel F. Cracchiolo Law Library at James E. Rogers College of Law
The digitization of original photographic exhibits introduced by the State of Arizona to establish the gift of Paul Hadley. These original photographic exhibits are the first recorded use of forensic ballistics evidence recognized by a Supreme Court. The photographs were gifted to the Arizona College of Law in 1952.
