Some resources in this guide are Mitchell Hamline School of Law licensed databases. These are available to students, faculty, and staff either with a network login or individual password. Many of them are also available to the public from the computers in the library, as well as through computers signed into the school's wireless network.
Bloomberg Law, Westlaw, and Lexis are subscription services that require users to have individual accounts for access.
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Continuing Legal Education (CLE) – Attorneys must take Continuing Legal Education courses in order to maintain their license to practice. The CLE system is administered by the State Board of Continuing Legal Education, which approves course for CLE credit and tracks attorney reporting of courses attended. Courses approved for CLE credit may produce accompanying resources such as handouts, outlines, powerpoints and other material provided through the course which can be useful as practice aids.
Minnesota Practice Series – The Minnesota Practice Series is a multi-volume set of titles written by practitioners which focus on the practice of law in Minnesota.
Keyword search for CLE material in the Warren E. Burger Library collection:
Minnesota CLE Online – Students, faculty and staff may access Minnesota CLE materials online at the Minnesota CLE website. Contact the reference desk for information on setting up an account.
Minnesota Practice Forms – To find general Minnesota practice forms, enter "Forms (Law)—Minnesota"as a subject search in the Library Catalog.
General Practice Forms – To find general practice forms not specific to Minnesota, enter "forms (law) - United States" as a subject search in the Library Catalog.
Minnesota Topical Forms – To find materials containing forms related to a specific topic in Minnesota law, go Advanced Keyword Search and enter in separate fields: your legal topic, Minnesota, and Forms.
Minnesota Judicial Branch Forms – The Minnesota Court website provides "state-approved court forms free of charge as a public service."
To find a title in the Warren E. Burger Library collection, enter the title into the catalog search box below.