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 …
A lot of Shepard’s reports for individual code sections can be lengthy. A possible work around is just to Shepardize a subsection of the code section when you are only dealing with that subsection and not the whole code section. …
Most voters are unaware of the names and qualifications of the people they see on their ballot. Lawyers and librarians often hear from people regarding judges who are running. Judge4Yourself is a helpful website for voters in Cuyahoga County to get judicial …
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The Chronicle of Higher Education is now available for use by CSU students, faculty and staff electronically. The Chronicle of Higher Education was founded in 1966 and has the nation’s largest newsroom dedicated to covering colleges and universities. The publication …
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The C|M|Law Library provides numerous Legal Research Seminars to help you develop your research skills. Law Library Legal Research Seminars are available online as a “Course” on the Westlaw TWEN platform. [Connect to TWEN, select Manage Courses – Add Course, …
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