The Law Library is open to the public—see our hours page for more information. Reference librarians are available to help public patrons navigate our online and print resources, although we cannot give legal advice or do research for you. We …
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Researching any area of law thoroughly means looking beyond just the usual Lexis or Westlaw. As a CSU|LAW student, you have access to a whole array of databases that cover legal specialties as well as inter-disciplinary subjects. For law databases, …
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The CSU|LAW Library Center for Health Law & Policy Guide provides information on, and links to, scores of resources concerning general health law, bioethics, Medicare/Medicaid law, and public health law. The Guide covers key Federal and Ohio legislation and regulations, …
Secondary Sources can be incredibly helpful in legal research. These sources are typically used to help you, the researcher, with interpretation or analysis of primary sources. Secondary sources include things like legal dictionaries, law reviews, treatises, and restatements. If you …
For Space Law related materials, check out the HeinOnline’s Air and Space Law database. This database “covers the multitude of ways humans interact with and explore the earthly skies and distant reaches of outer space.” Topics include “the role of …
