Morris L. Cohen
1927 – 2010
American attorney who left the practice of law to become a law librarian and professor of law at the University at Buffalo, University of Pennsylvania, Harvard Law School and Yale Law School.
Books
- Instructor's manual for Legal research exercises to accompany Robert C. Berring's Finding the law (10th ed.) and Cohen, Berring and Olson's How to find the law (9th ed.).
- Finding the law
- On the literature of the relations between law and science
- Legal research in a nutshell
- How to find the law
- Legal research in a nutshell
- Classification plan for laws regulating and influencing the vital registration system
- Law
- Educating law librarians
- Going for the Gold
- How to Find the Law
- Legal research in a nutshell (West nutshell series)
- Juvenile jurisprudence
- Law & science
- Amerika hō no shirabekata
- Legal research in a nutshell
- Legal research in a nutshell
- Ghostly Terrors (Rack Size)
- Gus the Bear, the Flying Cat & the Lovesick Moose
- Book review
- The Unsigned Essays of Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story
- Legal bibliography briefed
- BEVERLY HILLS, 90210
- Daddy
- GOING FOR GOLD
- Legal Research
- Legal research in a nutshell
- Bench and Bar
- Bibliography of early American law
- Ghostly Terrors
- A guide to the early reports of the Supreme Court of the United States
- legal research in a nutshell
- Amerika hō no shirabekata = [How to find the American law]
- Towards a philosophy of law librarianship
- Library photocopying and the new copyright law
- Legal research in a nutshell
- Law and development classification plan
- How to find the law
- BEST FRIENDS
- Classification plan for laws regulating and influencing the vital registration system
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