Pending Ohio Supreme Court cases are often good inspiration for a paper topic, particularly for Ohio centered classes such as Ohio Local Government Law. As a practicing attorney, it is useful to know what issues the Ohio Supreme Court will …
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The Law School Academic Support Blog posted a list of study tips submitted by law students. They include using the Flash Card Machine app for Android and iPhone http://www.flashcardmachine.com, using Stay Focused for Google Chrome and Self-Control for Mac users …
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Ravel is a new legal research search engine. It offers all U.S. Supreme Court and Federal Circuit decisions from 1925 for free. For a fee, you can get federal district court and some state decisions. They are continuing to expand …
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Here is something I recently discovered about WestlawNext: If you run a Westsearch (natural language) on all jurisdictions, then subsequently limit by jurisdiction, you may get less results than if you limited by jurisdiction up front. When I ran a …
When you perform a search on Lexis Advance, the results you get are ordered by Relevance. You can select another results order by going to the Sort By pulldown menu in the upper right, and select jurisdiction, court, date or document …
