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Berkeley Law Scholarship Repository is a service of the Berkeley Law Library. It showcases the research and scholarship of the Berkeley Law community and hosts the school’s diverse law journals. The repository also includes faculty publications, archived podcasts, law seminar materials, and content from Berkeley Law research centers.
Online collection of William & Mary Law School oral histories, a project of the Wolf Law Library that began in 2023 and adds new interviews annually. Law students work with library staff to collect stories of individuals from diverse backgrounds who have helped shape the law school. Collections are organized by alumni and by faculty and staff.
A curated UC Berkeley Law Library guide collecting resources on generative AI applications in law school, higher education, and legal practice. It links news, studies, ethics materials and access-to-justice research, and notes that the resources will be regularly updated.
Law Archive is a free online archive of working papers, preprints, and fully published papers focusing on legal scholarship. Developed in 2023 and launched in 2024 by the Lillian Goldman Law Library at Yale Law School with the Center for Open Science, it hosts papers on the Open Science Framework Preprints server. Submissions undergo pre-moderation for scholarly legal content and receive a DOI.
Lawnchair is the official website of Lawnchair Launcher, described as a customizable Pixel Launcher. It is an open-source project that includes the latest Pixel Launcher features shipped by Google plus added customizability, and it requires no root. It also supports QuickSwitch, a Magisk module that adds Recents customization.
Flourish visualization showing Maine law-enforcement discipline records and agency information.
Case.law helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
Lawnchair is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Laws of UX is a collection of best practices that designers can consider when building user interfaces. It presents named principles such as the Aesthetic-Usability Effect, Choice Overload, Chunking, Cognitive Bias, Cognitive Load and the Doherty Threshold, each with a short explanation.
The Henry A. Wallace Police Crime Database provides summary information on criminal arrest cases involving nonfederal sworn law enforcement officers. Its records cover 20,711 arrest cases from 2005 to 2021 involving 16,758 officers employed by 5,466 agencies in 1,987 counties and independent cities across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
ABC15 database of Arizona law-enforcement records, officer data, and accountability information.
Asian Pacific American Law Journal publishes newspaper reporting, headlines and current-affairs coverage in United States.
The Avalon Project is a Yale Law Library initiative that provides public access to digital documents in law, history and diplomacy. Its holdings are organized by historical time period, spanning materials from 4000BCE to the 21st century, and include specialized collections such as the International Military Tribunal for Germany archive and the Project DIANA online human rights archive.
Archive-style site for searching leaked law-enforcement documents and related public-interest records.
Mercury News database for searching officers with criminal convictions or law-enforcement misconduct records.
The Atlas of Surveillance is a project of the Electronic Frontier Foundation that maintains a database of surveillance technologies deployed by law enforcement in communities across the United States, including drones, body-worn cameras, automated license plate readers and facial recognition. It offers a searchable database and an interactive map of police tech in the U.S.
Georgetown Law is a magazine publishing features, commentary and specialist editorial coverage.
Lawnicons is a free, open-source icon pack of monochrome outlined brand icons for Android launchers, built by the Lawnchair team and contributors. It began as an addon for Lawnchair and works with most third-party launchers.
OpenOversight is a Lucy Parsons Labs project offering a public, searchable database of law enforcement officers. It maintains profiles and digital galleries consolidating information such as names, birthdates, news mentions, salaries and photographs, with officer information in 24 departments across 5 states and the federal government. Volunteers upload and sort officer photos.
Plain Law Movement publishes online news, reporting and current-affairs coverage in Taiwan.
Database of public social media posts by law-enforcement officers reviewed for accountability research.
Reporting archive on dark-web crime, underground forums, data leaks and law-enforcement actions.
Shanghai Law Journal publishes newspaper reporting, headlines and current-affairs coverage in People's Republic of China.
TGCG Members Page helps search law-enforcement, police accountability, misconduct, surveillance, or public safety records.
