Practical Approaches to Legal Research
Kent C. Olson, Robert C. Berring
Abstract
Kent C. Olson, Robert C. Berring
Abstract
A fascinating manual of legal research, Practical Approaches Legal Research is designed specifically for librarians. Unlike other texts geared for law students and the general public, this new text provides access and interconnection of legal literature rather than their contents. Organized in terms of a librarian's basic needs, the chapters include simple questions, directions for finding a legal document known by name but not by citation, an overview of quick reference materials in the legal field, instructions for using one document find additional materials, approaches legal research by subject, examples of state legal literature, highlighting the uses and abuses of legal publication, and more. This basic how to guide for librarians illustrates that legal research can yield not only information but enjoyment.
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A fascinating manual of legal research, Practical Approaches Legal Research is designed specifically for librarians. Unlike other texts geared for law students and the general public, this new text provides access and interconnection of legal literature rather than their contents. Organized in terms of a librarian's basic needs, the chapters include simple questions, directions for finding a legal document known by name but not by citation, an overview of quick reference materials in the legal field, instructions for using one document find additional materials, approaches legal research by subject, examples of state legal literature, highlighting the uses and abuses of legal publication, and more. This basic how to guide for librarians illustrates that legal research can yield not only information but enjoyment.
Key concepts: Legal research, Field (mathematics), Subject (documents), Legal psychology, Citation, Computer science, Legal citation, State (computer science)