One of the basic concepts of legal research is using an annotated code like the United States Code Service (USCS) or the United States Code Annotated (USCA) to find cases interpreting a statute. In the USCS, this same concept can …
The first thought among many law students is to go directly to Bloomberg, Lexis, or Westlaw for research needs. While these databases are important to your research, widening your net in the search for information for your paper or other …
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The C|M|Law Library provides a range of research resources that can help you do the best in your summer classes and at work. You can contact us with research questions in-person during Research Services Hours, or via email or chat. …
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Bloomberg and Lexis: You don’t have to register for summer access–your law school ID will remain active all summer. Westlaw: Westlaw can be used over the summer for non-commercial research. Westlaw’s resources may be used to gain understanding and build confidence …
Two Seminars have just been updated on the Law Library’s Legal Research Seminars TWEN course. The updated “Administrative Law” Seminar reflects changes resulting from the Westlaw Edge platform. The updated “Cost-Effective Federal Legislative History: Congress.gov and Govinfo.gov” Seminar reflects changes …
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