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Constitutions of the Countries & Territories database

The Law Library now has electronic access to Constitutions of the Countries & Territories of the World , available to the Duke University community via the Legal Databases & Links page. This database provides the text of current and historical versions for the constitutions of countries, dependencies, and territories.

"Law Library Olympics": Director's Cut

If you missed the annual “DLSIS Day” celebration last November, take heart. “Law Library Olympics” , the “mockumentary” which was filmed for the Law Library portion of the multimedia event, is now available for viewing as part of the iTunesU initiative ( http://www.itunes.duke.edu/ ). This nine-minute video takes you behind the scenes of the Library as three departmental representatives prepare for a rigorous national competition. Will their new coach motivate them to win after a humiliating defeat by their archrivals at UNC? Coach Dunshee says it best (”Probably not”), but these intrepid staffers prove that the real prize comes from striving to create the best law library that they can. To download the video, you will need to have iTunes installed on your computer. Visit http://www.itunes.duke.edu/ and select “Browse” to enter “Duke on iTunesU”. Select “Law” from the box of available schools in the right-hand side. The Law Library Olympics video is available under “Other Offering...