Robert Brammer started work at the Law Library of Congress in September of 2012 as a Legal Reference Librarian. Robert was a reference librarian at the Rupert Smith County Law Library from 2008-2010, and a reference, electronic services, and circulation librarian at the Stetson University College of Law from 2010-2012. Robert Brammer earned his J.D. from Wayne State, his M.L.S. from Florida State, and his B.A. from the University of Kentucky. In his spare time, Robert enjoys legal history, restoring antique cars, adventure runs, kayaking, and hiking.
Most Recent Posts
- Happy Fourth of July – What Did the British Think about the Declaration of Independence? July 2nd, 2020
- An Interview with Jessica Craig, Junior Fellow June 23rd, 2020
- The Bound Edition of the Congressional Record for the 103rd Congress is Now Available on Congress.gov June 22nd, 2020
- When a Former Enslaved Person Debated a Former Confederate in the House of Representatives June 19th, 2020
- It’s More than “Just a Bill” – Learn About U.S. Federal Statutes on June 18th at 11am ET June 4th, 2020
- Newspaper Reports of Duels Fought at the Bladensburg Dueling Ground June 2nd, 2020
- Congress.gov New, Tip and Top for May of 2020, Part 2 May 26th, 2020
- An Interview with Felicia Rovegno, Public Services Division Intern May 14th, 2020
- Henry Laurens, the Founding Father Who Was Imprisoned in the Tower of London May 13th, 2020
- Join Us on May 21 for a Foreign and Comparative Law Webinar on the Response of Religious Institutions and Organizations in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to Governmental Efforts to Combat the COVID-19 Outbreak May 11th, 2020