The library offers you a boatload of new databases from Heinonline: History of Bankruptcy – Legislative histories of major banking legislation, classic books and scholarly articles. More information. U.S. Code – The official U.S. Code is published by the government …
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The Law Student’s Guide to Legal Research on the Web not only links to major free legal resources on the Internet, but it also explains what the resources are, suggests the best source for a particular item (for example, the …
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Harvard Law School created a suite of tools for professor – student collaboration called H2O. It has four components: Playlist – A syllabus with links to books and articles. Question Tool – For use during lectures. Class participants can …
Law Riot is a blog for law students by a Southern California law student, Leo Riggs. The blog contains case briefs, humor, rants and technology tips. Law Riot is looking for student writers from around the country.
Flashcards can be great for studying for the bar or for classes with a lot of memorization. They can be particularly good for classes where you must memorize the names and holdings of cases. If using an electronic flashcard program, …
