Classes
Webinars
Webinars for 2024 are now open for registration through the Wisconsin State Law Library. Please reach out to Michael Keane with questions about the class and Jaden Henneman with questions about registering.
Researching the Wisconsin Administrative Code
Wednesday, November 20, noon - 1:00 p.m.
Location: Live webinar - Register for Researching the Wisconsin Administrative Code
Discussion and instruction of the history and function of the administrative code, with tips and examples to show how to research the history of a rule.
In-Person Classes
Please reach out to Michael Keane with questions about the class and Jaden Henneman with questions about registering.
Concept to Codification
Wednesday, October 16, noon-1:00 p.m.
Location: Lavinia Goodell State Law Library training room - Register for Concept to Codification
Registration is limited to 12.
Follow a bill through all the stages of the legislative process. This class starts with a proposal for a law, then follows that proposal through conception, drafting, introduction, hearings, debates, amendments, passage, approval, and finally codification into the statutes.
About Our Classes
Library staff and guest speakers offer free classes on legal research and using electronic resources in the legal research process. Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits are secured for most classes. If you'd like to request that we teach a class on a particular topic, please reach out to Michael Keane. .
We can also speak at your organization's meetings or events! Contact Michael Keane to learn more about scheduling a CLE credit class or other educational opportunity for your organization.