Students,
Come join the research librarians for Research Redux sessions to prepare you for your summer jobs!
The research librarians will offer a series of online sessions designed to: 1) review topics covered in the 1L Legal Research course; or 2) introduce new sources that could come in handy this summer.
Each session will last 50 minutes or less; and will take place in one of the classrooms. Bring your laptop.
Sessions begin Monday, March 22nd and continue through Thursday, April 8th.
We’ll cover these topics:
Administrative Law
Where do I find that EPA regulation?
Advanced Google
How do I limit my Google search to government sites?
Citators: Shepard’s and KeyCite
Is my case still good?
Free Legal Internet Sites
My firm restricts our Lexis/ Westlaw usage. How can I still find that case online?
International Law
Where can I find the text of a treaty?
Legislative History
What can I expect to find in a committee report and are they available online?
State and Federal Court Dockets
How do I get a copy of a complaint, motion, or order?
Statutes
What is a session law and how can I find one online?
West’s Key Number System on Westlaw
I’ve got a good case from Ohio; how do I find one from New York?
And see Dwight if you would like additional topics covered. We are open to suggestions.
Sign up on the Internet at:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGFYQy16TnRKczFGOFl6VDJ2LV9GRkE6MA
Sign up for as many sessions as you want.
Come to the Research Redux sessions and then wow your summer employer with your research skills!