family law and divorce, bankruptcy, guardianship, and paternity/custody matters. The law school secured its position as one of the country's top 100 law schools for the 15th consecutive year, with its Lawyering Process Program ranked first in the U.S. for the third year in a row and its Saltman Center for Conflict Resolution ranked sixth among the top dispute resolution programs, according to U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges 2021 rankings of graduate schools and specialty programs. The law school's part-time program is ranked 20th in the country. National Jurist's PreLaw magazine gave UNLV a grade of "A−" for diversity, facilities, and value, and a grade of "A" for employment outcomes. Law library The Wiener-Rogers Law Library is the largest law library in the state of Nevada, and the only law library in Nevada maintaining comprehensive collections of United States legal materials. The Wiener-Rogers Law Library also serves as a resource and archive for the entire state, providing services and making its collections accessible to researchers across disciplines and to members of the general public. Among other things, the Law Library at UNLV provides: More than 580,000 titles in digital or physical formats Access to nearly 50 law-specific commercial online databases and more than 500 databases available through the University Libraries Current and historical federal legislative, judicial, and administrative materials Legislative, judicial, and administrative materials from all 50 states and many U.S. territories Jurisprudence from foreign countries; international treaties and related documents More than 3,000 law-related documentary films focused primarily on social justice and human rights Eleven special subject-specific collections highlighting strengths of the collection and faculty scholarly interests In addition, the Law Library is a participant in the federal government and European Union depository programs. Publications In 2001, the Nevada Law Journal (NLJ) published its inaugural issue. In 2010, the UNLV Gaming Law Journal published its inaugural issue. NLJ is a journal of legal scholarship dedicated to analyzing the law and policy implications of significant case law, legislation, administrative regulations and important legal events. The NLJ publishes at least three issues per year and includes submissions by legal practitioners, professors, and students of the William S. Boyd School of Law. Additionally, topics concerning legal symposia, surveys, and tributes to important figures of the law are included. In 2007, the Nevada Law Journal was ranked 91st by author prominence in Law Library Journal. Washington and Lee University School of