The Zief Law Library added new books to its collection in March 2025. Topics from March include: agricultural law; animal law; blockchain; business associations; constitutional law; courts and judiciary; criminal law; election law; evidence; immigration law; Indigenous rights; insurance law; international human rights law; legal education; political science; social justice; and more!

Click the titles below or explore our monthly New Books at Zief Law Library webpage for the complete list of recent arrivals. On this site, you will find new additions to the Zief Library’s print and digital collections. Navigate the site by using the tabs to the left. New books are organized by date of arrival. 

• Overturned: The Rhetoric of Overruling In The United States Supreme Court by Clarke Rountree.
• The Worst Trickster Story Ever Told: Native America, The Supreme Court, and The U.S. Constitution by Keith Richotte.
• Food, Farming, and Sustainability: Readings In Agricultural Law by Susan Schneider.
• Law Is a Moral Practice by Scott Hershovitz.
• A Republic If You Can Afford It: How Much Does It Cost To Administer Elections? by Zachary Mohr et al. 
• Legal Education in the Western World: A Cultural and Comparative History by Rogelio Pérez-Perdomo.
• Borders and Belonging: Toward A Fair Immigration Policy by Hiroshi Motomura.
• Animal People: Moral Subjects In The Work of Animal Protection by Adam Reed.
• Community Data: Creative Approaches To Empowering People With Information by Rahul Bhargava.
• Emotions, Activism, and Social Change by Deborah Cantrell.