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How to Study Law

Anthony etc. Bradney

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Part One: Sources of the Law. Divisions of law. Part two: Finding Cases and Statutes. Reading Cases and Statutes. Reading research materials. Study Skills. Part three: Exercises and Statutes. Part four: Where next? Practical points.

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Part One: Sources of the Law. Divisions of law. Part two: Finding Cases and Statutes. Reading Cases and Statutes. Reading research materials. Study Skills. Part three: Exercises and Statutes. Part four: Where next? Practical points.

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Part One: Sources of the Law. Divisions of law. Part two: Finding Cases and Statutes. Reading Cases and Statutes. Reading research materials. Study Skills. Part three: Exercises and Statutes. Part four: Where next? Practical points.

Key concepts: Statute, Law, Reading (process), Political science

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