Does the Law Library of Congress offer classes?

Through the Legal Research Institute, the Law Library of Congress offers access to a wide variety of free classes, tutorials, and programs, both live and pre-recorded. Upcoming webinars are usually announced on the Law Library's blog, In Custodia Legis. Registration information for upcoming live webinars can be found within the Legal Research Institute. Alternatively, access our Past Presentations on the Legal Research Institute.

Classes

U.S. Law Webinars: The Law Library offers several recurring series of classes regarding U.S. legal research, including:

Foreign and Comparative Law Webinars: The Foreign and Comparative Law Webinar Series of classes is designed to shed light on some of the foreign, comparative, and international law issues researched by the foreign law experts at the Law Library of Congress.

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