Just Research, Second Edition
Building on the approach used in the widely adopted Legal Writing Handbook , Just Research uses a process approach to teach students how to use print and electronic sources to research issues governed by state and federal statutes, common law, and constitutional law. In addition, Just Research goes beyond the basics and prepares students for practice by showing them how to research issues governed by court rules and local law and how to locate reliable information about people, places, and...
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Part I: Introduction to Legal Research Chapter 1. Fortresses, Tumors, and Legal Research Chapter 2. The United States Legal System Chapter3. Sources, Citations to Sources, and Mandatory and Persuasive Authority Part II: Researching Issues Governed by State Statutes, Federal Statutes, and Local Regulations Chapter 4. Researching Issues Governed by State Statutes and Regulations Chapter 5. Researching Issues Governed by Federal Statutes and Regulations 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 Issues Governed by Common Law Chapter 9. Researching Constitutional Issues Part IV: Rules Chapter 10. Researching Issues Governed by Federal, State, or Local Rules Part V: Cite Checking Chapter 11. Citators Part VI: Practice Information Chapter 12. Locating Forms Chapter 13. Researching Judges, Law Firms, People, Companies, and Things Glossary Describing Sources for Legal Research Reliable Websites Index
Part I: Introduction to Legal Research Chapter 1. Fortresses, Tumors, and Legal Research Chapter 2. The United States Legal System Chapter3. Sources, Citations to Sources, and Mandatory and Persuasive Authority Part II: Researching Issues Governed by State Statutes, Federal Statutes, and Local Regulations Chapter 4. Researching Issues Governed by State Statutes and Regulations Chapter 5. Researching Issues Governed by Federal Statutes and Regulations 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 Issues Governed by Common Law Chapter 9. Researching Constitutional Issues Part IV: Rules Chapter 10. Researching Issues Governed by Federal, State, or Local Rules Part V: Cite Checking Chapter 11. Citators Part VI: Practice Information Chapter 12. Locating Forms Chapter 13. Researching Judges, Law Firms, People, Companies, and Things Glossary Describing Sources for Legal Research Reliable Websites Index
