Legal research explained Deborah E. Bouchoux.
Detalles de publicación: Austin Wolters Kluwer Law & Business Aspen Publishers c2008.Descripción: xxxi, 376 p. ill., form, map 26 cm. instructor's manualISBN:- 9780735567221 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- 0735567220 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- 9780735567238 (instructor's manual)
- 0735567239 (instructor's manual)
- 340.072/073 22
- KF 240 .B683 2008
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Instructors who are looking for a clear and concise text introducing studentsto the basic methods of legal research will welcome Legal Research Explained. Based upon the legal research section of Bouchoux's highly successfulLegal Research and Writing for Paralegals, the material in this text hasbeen modified, condensed and updated to fit courses covering only legalresearch.This engaging text helps students develop both knowledge and confidence:* using a building-block approach, which is instrumental inensuring that students master the critical skills of legal research, Bouchouxdiscusses conventional print legal research sources before computer-assistedand electronic sources. Similarly, primary authorities are discussed beforesecondary authorities and statutes are covered before cases, because this isthe order in which it happens in practice* divided into five sections: 1) conducting legal research usingprimary authorities; 2) conducting legal research using secondary authoritiesand other research aids; 3) computer-assisted legal research and the Internet;4) legal citation form and validating authorities; and 5) "putting it alltogether" and providing a final overview of the legal research process* Text includes:o examples of citation form (in both ALWD and Bluebook format)o questions relating to the materials discussed in each chapter andrequiring students to use pertinent sources to locate the answers to thosequestionso section at the end of each chapter requiring students to access theInternet to locate answers to questions so that students become proficientin quickly locating the types of information an employer will require them toretrieve, such as local court ruleso Practice Tips in each chapter, offering realistic and helpfulsuggestions for workplace success* up-to-date sample pages in each chapter illustrate the featuresof various legal research authorities.The book is part of a comprehensive instructional package that includesPowerPoint slides and an extensive Instructor's Manual featuring:* sample syllabi* information on teaching strategies* chapter-by-chapter resource information* answer keys for all discussion questions and Internetassignments* detailed suggestions for additional assignments* a Test Bank of exam questionsProfessors in search of a text that applies a building-block approach todeveloping a firm foundation for legal research are sure to be delighted withBouchoux's new book;Legal Research Explained. In addition toproviding students with the skills and resources that they will need as theyprogress professionally, instructors are also provided with a comprehensiveeducational package to aid in the effort to impart a complete understanding ofthe fundamentals of legal research.An author website to support classroom instruction using this title isavailable athttp://www.aspenlawschool.com/bouchoux_explained
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Finding the law and introduction to legal research -- The federal and state court systems -- Statutory law -- Case law and judicial opinions -- Locating cases through digests and annotated law reports -- Secondary authorities -- Special research issues -- The digital library : lexisnexis, westlaw, and non-print research tools -- e-research : legal research using the internet -- Legal citation form -- Updating and validating your research -- Overview of the research process.