Just research Laurel Currie Oates, Anne Enquist.
Series Aspen coursebook seriesDetalles de publicación: New York Wolters Kluwer Law & Business c2011.Edición: 3rd edDescripción: p. cmISBN:- 9781454802945
- 1454802944
- 340.072/073 22
- KF 240 .O18 2011
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Building on the approach used in the widely adopted Legal Writing Handbook, Just Research uses a process approach to teach students how to useprint and electronic sources to research issues governed by state and federalstatutes, common law, and constitutional law. In addition, Just Researchgoes beyond the basics and prepares students for practice by showing them howto research issues governed by court rules and local law and how to locatereliable information about people, places, and things.Proven effective in the classroom, the updated Second Edition of JustResearch features:integrated coverage of both paper and electronic sources --locating thebest source, whether paper or electronica consistent emphasis on electronic research:using fee-based search engines such as LexisNexis®, Loislaw, VersusLaw,and Westlawusing free search engines, such as FindLaw and government-sponsoredwebsitesusing generic search engines, such as Google, to find relevant materialsa problem-based organization:researching statutory and common lawresearching constitutional issuesresearching issues governed by court rules and municipal codesresearching factual issuesa three-pronged approach to teaching legal research:explain the process of legal researchshow students how the same process applies to dissimilar problemsdescribe how to apply the same process in law practiceextensive step-by-step illustrations of how to conduct researchPractice PointersA bound-in CD-ROM with practice exercisesa dedicated Teacher's Manual with specific teaching suggestionsfor each chapter in the booka Teaching Materials Website with additional teaching and testingmaterialsThe authors' trademark clarity and finely honed content make JustResearch, Second Edition, the perfect complement to any legal writingcourse. New professors will especially appreciate the ample teaching supportthat accompanies this book.*A Teacher's Manual may be available for this book. Teacher's Manuals area professional courtesy offered to professors only. For more information orto request a copy, please contact Aspen Publishers at 800-950-5259 orlegaledu@wolterskluwer.com.
Fortresses, tumors, and legal research -- The United States legal system -- Sources, citations to sources, and mandatory and persuasive authority -- Researching issues governed by federal statutes and regulations -- Researching issues governed by county and city ordinances -- Doing federal and state legislative histories -- Researching issues governed by common law -- Researching constitutional issues -- Researching issues governed by federal, state, or local rules -- Citators -- Locating forms -- Researching judges, law firms, people, companies, and things.
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- Part I Introduction to Legal Research Introduction
- Chapter 1 Is there an app for that?: An introduction to Legal Research
- Chapter 2 Sources, Citations to Sources, and Mandatory and Persuasive Authority
- Chapter 3 The United States Legal System
- Part II Researching Issues Governed by Statutes and Regulatio ns
- Chapter 4 Researching Issues Governed by Federal Statutes and Regulations
- Chapter 5 Researching Issues Governed by State Statutes
- Chapter 6 Researching Issues Governed by County and City Ordinances
- Chapter 7 Doing Federal and State Legislative Histories
- Part III Researching Common Law and Constitutional Issues
- Chapter 8 Researching Common Law Issues
- Chapter 9 Researching Constitutional Issues
- Part IV Rules
- Chapter 10 Researching Issues Governed by Federal, State, and Local Rules
- Part V Cite Checking
- Chapter 11 Using Citators
- Part VI Practice Information
- Chapter 12 Locating Forms
- Chapter 13 Locating Information about Judges, Attorneys, People, and Things
- Glossary Describing Sources for Legal Research
- Table Listing Reliable Websites
- Index