How to Use a Law Library: an Introduction to Legal Skills: 1

by JeanDane (Author), PhillipA.Thomas (Author), Catherine Cope (Editor)

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  Paperback
  1995

  $3.23

  This text is a practical guide to researching or tracing legal information. It summarizes the steps to be taken when consulting reference works with flow charts highlighting key steps. It includes details of how to use major sources of legal information, particularly law reports and statutes, and information technology such as, LEXIS and LAWTEL. There are separate chapters on public international law and European law with full instructions on how to trace and use material.

• Used

  Paperback
  2001

  $3.23

  The fourth edition of How to Use a Law Library is a practical guide to researching or tracing legal information. It is designed to help users find the material they need with the minimum of effort, and to use it with confidence. * Summarises the steps to be taken when consulting reference works * Includes flow charts to highlight the key steps * Explains the latest developments in electronic research techniques * Guides the reader on appropriate use of both paper and electronic sources