Examples & Explanations for Legal Research by Terrill Pollman, et al.
Hone your ability to identify, understand, and locate cases, statutes, regulations, and secondary sources with the explanations in this book.
Principles of Legal Research by Kent C. Olson
This is the successor to the venerable book How to Find the Law. It provides in-depth knowledge of legal resources and discussion of advanced legal research techniques.
Legal Research in a Nutshell by Kent C. Olson
This Nutshell provides an abbreviated guide to legal research in primary and secondary sources, including sections on international and foreign law.
Federal Legal Research by Mary Garvey Alegro et al.
This resource guides you through the process, techniques, and resources used when researching federal law.
Basic Legal Research Workbook by Amy E. Sloan
Here is an introduction to legal research for law students and new attorneys, with sections on federal legislative history and federal administrative law.
Legal Research in a Nutshell by Kent C. Olson
This Nutshell provides an abbreviated guide to legal research in primary and secondary sources, including sections on international and foreign law.
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