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Why Firebrand?

A crim law professor kept trying to get me to say I wanted the police catching criminals sooner. I never did. He called me a firebrand, and I kept it. The whole story, from 2018.

Release notes

What shipped lately.

Everything published
  • Open textbook

    The Question Method of Legal Research

    2026

    Legal research as a chain of questions. Free, open, and yours to adopt.

  • Interactive

    Question Method companion modules

    2026

    Hands-on labs for all seventeen chapters: rank the authorities, run the citator, catch the fabricated citation.

  • Tool

    The Workbench

    2026

    The companion site for Law Practice in the Age of AI & Big Data: modules for every role a lawyer plays with AI, as user, evaluator, builder, and steward.

  • Database

    Supreme Court Indian Law Database

    Launching 2026

    With Keith Richotte. Every Supreme Court Indian law case and how each justice voted, searchable.

  • Report

    Building the Future of Law Libraries

    2025, ALL-SIS Outstanding Article Award 2026

    Final report from the six national roundtables, and the roadmap for phase two.

  • Handbooks

    Law Library Fellows Program handbooks

    2025–2026

    Three open volumes, for administrators, fellows, and mentors, so any law library can start its own fellows program.