U.S. Legal Resources Guide
Secondary Sources
Other Sources
Legal materials have their own well-defined citation format. The following
items will help decipher specific legal citations.
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Bluebook, A Uniform System of Citation
- D. H. Hill Reference KF245 .B58 1991 (Reference - 1st Floor, East Wing)
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Bieber's dictionary of legal citations
- D. H. Hill Reference KF246 .P73 1997 (Reference - 1st Floor, East Wing)
For a detailed discussion of legal research techniques and legal materials,
the following are excellent sources:
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Find the Law in the Library: A Guide to Legal Research
- D. H. Hill Stacks KF240 .C63 1989 (5th Floor, Tower Stacks)
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Guide to Finding Legal and Regulatory Information on the Internet
- D. H. Hill Stacks KF242 .A1 C48 1997 (5th Floor, Tower Stacks)
- Legal Research: How to Find and Understand the Law (E-book)
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Legal Research: How to Find and Understand the Law
- D. H. Hill Reference KF240 .E35 1998 (Reference, 1st Floor, East Wing)
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