CALI

The CALI Library of Lessons is a collection of over 1,000 interactive, computer-based lessons covering over 40 legal education subject areas. They are interactive tutorials written by law faculty to supplement traditional law school instruction. The format of the exercises varies according to the authors’ objectives.

CALI lessons for the following topics are available:

First Year	Second & Third Year
Civil Procedure	Accounting	Family Law
Constitutional Law	Administrative Law	Federal Courts
Contracts	Animal Law	Health Law
Criminal Law	Arbitration	Intellectual Property
Games	Aviation Law	International Law
Law School Success	Bankruptcy	Interviewing and Counseling
Legal Concepts and Skills	Business Associations	Negotiable Instruments
Legal Research	Climate Change	Patent Law
Legal Studies	Commercial Transactions	Professional Responsibility
Legal Writing	Copyright	Real Estate Transactions
Property Law	Corporations	Remedies
Torts	Criminal Procedure	Sales
	Cyberlaw	Securities
	Education Law	Tax Law
	Employment Discrimination	Trademark
	Entertainment Law	Trial Advocacy
	Environmental Law	Wills and Trusts
	Evidence	Workers’ Compensation

 

Full access to the CALI website, including access to the CALI Lessons, requires the use of an authorization code that can be retrieved from the College of Law Library.

Accessing CALI on the Internet

1.  Go to www.cali.org

2.  Enter the email and password you created at registration. (If you have not registered, you will need to create a new user account.  Contact Patrick Parsons or stop by the Reference Desk to obtain an authorization code.)

3.  Click on Login

4.  Select Lessons (from Quick Links) and then choose a specific lesson

5.  Click on Web/HTML to use online