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CCH Intelliconect is now Cheetah

The Law Library is excited to announce that our entire collection of tax and litigation materials currently found in CCH Intelliconnect is being updated to the new Cheetah platform! What is Cheetah? It’s the same great information you’ve always loved […]

Subscriber Renewals: What the Law Library can do for you

Subscriber renewals are here again! We LOVE our subscribers but we also understand that financial decisions have to be made in the best interest of each person, so I'd like to take this opportunity to innumerate the many ways the […]

Ebook of the week: LexisNexis Ohio Rules of Court Annotated

Have you ever found yourself needing to quickly check the Rules of Procedure for Greene County’s Domestic Division? Needing a sample Affidavit for Allen County at 2 am? Want to read through the Rules of Procedure for Appellate Court while […]

Ebook of the Week: Weissenberger’s

Check back each week as we highlight a different ebook available for check-out by all Hamilton County Law Library subscribers and county employees. Technically this is a series of ebooks, but the Weissenberger books are so seminal that it makes […]

New Database on Slavery in HeinOnline

HeinOnline has added a new database and Law Library subscribers can access it for free – many from off-site! Slavery in America and the World: History, Culture & Law is a large, comprehensive collection of legal material on slavery from […]

New Resource from Bloomberg BNA

The Law Library is pleased to offer an exciting resource to our subscribers on site, a Bloomberg Law® terminal! This new resource provides access to the substantial library of legal content available from Bloomberg BNA. This includes news, analysis, practice […]

Ohio Expungement Law: What’s changing and what’s staying the same

Ohio’s new Felony expungement rules go into effect on October 29th of 2018. Here’s a look at what’s changing.   Eligibility: Before October 29: Eligible offenders are those who have been convicted of an offense in the state and who […]

Ensuring Your Will is Valid

Question # 1: Do I need a Will? Answer: If you would like to ensure your estate (all money and property in your possession) will be distributed to certain people in a certain way, then yes, you need a Will. […]

Turn Signals: They’re not just a good idea, they’re the law.

Recently, as I perused Twitter, I saw a list of tips for safe driving in foggy weather. The list included things like “use your low beams, not high beams”, “be on the look-out for pedestrians or bicycles”, “drive slower than […]

Just Added: The New York Times!

You asked and we listened. By popular demand, the Law Library has added a subscription to The New York Times to our daily newspapers! Subscribers can now enjoy copies of The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the Cincinnati Enquirer and […]