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 …
If you’re looking for law review articles or other legal periodicals, your first thought might be to go to Lexis or Westlaw and navigate to the law reviews portion of those databases. From there you might decide to do a …
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Students often access Lexis or Westlaw when beginning a research project. While these databases may be useful, widening the net in the search for information for your paper or project may be helpful. When unsure about where to seek a …
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If you need help with a paper, or other research project, the law library offers scheduled Research Consultations. Let us know what you have already completed and what areas you need help with, and a librarian will assist with finding resources …
We’ve developed a great collection of mental health and wellness books – both in print and ebook – that can give you a little comfort and inspiration throughout law school. If you’ve been back to the Ohio Room, you’ve seen …
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