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Sources of the LawConstitutionsLegislative EnactmentsCase Law | Finding the LawVerifying Search ResultsCitation of AuthoritiesVirtual Law Library |
Legal Research Bibliography
This on line tutorial will take you through the basic steps of performing legal research, from identifying the sources of law to properly citing the authorities you find. There are links to the ever increasing number of free legal research tools available on the World Wide Web, as well as links to the major fee based services. The focus is on researching federal and California law.
If you're already adept at legal research methods and merely want a convenient place to start your on line research from, then go directly to the Virtual Law Library.
Legal and Factual Research on the Internet
a seminar presented by Genie Tyburski COURSE SECTIONS
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Drexel University, College of Information Science & Technology
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Administrative Law Research
This tutorial will introduce you to the topic of administrative research. If you plan to work in a regulatory practice, the skills covered in this training session will be essential to your research. The structure of the tutorial is pretty simple. In the Introduction, you'll see the big picture of purpose, players and documents related to administrative law. Next, you'll take a quick look at a simple fact pattern we'll use to illustrate the dimensions explained in the Lessons. Each lesson focuses on a specific research dimension associated with administrative research and contains a research example. Finally, you'll connect to the accompanying problem which you'll complete online and in the Law Library.
- Introduction
- Agency Web Sites
- The Code of Federal Regulations
- The Federal Register
- Agency Decisions
Research Problem
Definitions
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Help With Legal Research
Learn About Statutes
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