U.S. Supreme Court Records and Briefs is a great tool for historical research on Supreme Court decisions. This database is from Gale and covers court records and briefs from 1832-1978. Note: the database doesn’t contain the case opinions, which are …
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Bluebook rule 15.9(c) covers citing to ebooks. Based on this rule, print books are authoritative and you should only cite to an ebook version if this is the only way a source is available. Here is an example (of a …
Are you writing a seminar paper or note this semester? If you’d like a quick refresher on the Bluebook for scholarly papers, check out the Legal Research Seminars. We have posted a new LRS called The Bluebook for Seminar Papers …
The 21st edition of the Bluebook will be released later this summer. A major change is happening this year: Table 2 (T2), foreign jurisdictions, has been removed from the print version and will be available online only.
Keeping research skills honed is important when in class or at work. Law Library Legal Research Seminars cover Westlaw, Lexis Advance and Bloomberg Law, as well as many topical legal research areas such as legislative history. Several Seminars emphasize cost-effective …
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