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Term may have ended, but new books are coming in all the time. A selection of the latest are shown below.

Fenwick – Civil Liberties and human rights 6th ed.  (ebook)

McKendrick – Contract law 11th ed 2015

Wood – Cohabitation: law and practice, 6th ed. 2015

Black – Practical approach to family law, 10th ed 2015

Witting – Street on Torts, 14th ed. 2015

Wacks – Privacy: a very short introduction, 2nd ed 2015

Ramjohn – Unlocking equity and trusts, 5th ed 2015

Elliott – Tort law, 10th ed. 2015

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As reported in the Guardian Newspaper (6 May 2015), The Supreme Court is to make available  – until March 2016 at least – recordings of individual cases for temporary download.

“The video-on-demand service is intended to make an archive of cases available for up to a year. It will cover not only supreme court hearings but also those in the judicial committee of the privy council (JCPC), which sits in the same Westminster building and hears appeals from some Commonwealth countries, British overseas territories and crown dependencies.”

Recordings will be available via the Catch-up Service https://www.supremecourt.uk/news/catch-up-on-court-action-supreme-court-launches-video-on-demand-service.html

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To help maintain a quiet environment during revision and exams, entry to Magee Library will be restricted from Tuesday 5th May – 22 May 2015. You will need your ID card to swipe the sensor on  the revolving door or on the sensor on the wall in order to gain entry. If you can’t find your ID card, you need to get a replacement  from Academic Registry. Ask at the Issue Desk first, as ID cards are sometimes handed in to Lost Property. If your ID card doesn’t work, you can get it reset at the Security Desk in Block MD (main building). Other registered library users, e.g. Step Up, Alumni or Sconul card holders should bring their Library card with them, press the buzzer above the swipe-card sensor on the wall and they will be let in by staff. Other members of the public with genuine research queries may also ask for entry at the front door. We regret that students from secondary or grammar schools are not permitted entry during this restricted period, unless they hold Step Up cards. We would ask for everyone’s co-operation to maintain a quiet building during the revision period. Please let staff know immediately if you are being disturbed by others’ inconsiderate behaviour.

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Want to get a head start on your 3rd year dissertation?

Do you want to find out where you can get i deas for topics, see other theses and dissertations or how to begin researching?

Want to avoid panicking in October?

There will be a library session on “Getting Started with your Dissertation” in MM221 in the Library on Wednesday 29th April at 12.15pm.

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