First, Secondary: Using American Law Reports to Find Cases
ALR annotations compile and summarize caselaw on specific legal issues.
Category: Legal Research & Writing
ChatGPT, Bing, Generative AI, and Law School
Reliable information on cutting-edge technologies.
Our Favorite Guide to Arizona Legal Research
Our favorite guide to Arizona Legal Research.
Shooting for Success: Tips and Tricks for Conducting Winning Sports Law Research
Start your Sports Law research here.
It’s Never Too Late to Research Efficiently: Meet with a Librarian
It’s never too late to meet with one of us – reach out now.
Reliable Sources: Law Librarians Can Help You Identify Sources to Boost Your Article’s Credibility
For the academic researcher working on a law review article, book, or graduate writing requirement, traditional, academic sources continue to have advantages […]
Citations have you seeing red? Get clarity on the Bluebook at the law library
The basic rule of abbreviating, ignored by the authors of The Bluebook, is to avoid nonobvious abbreviations. The words of living judicial legend Judge […]
Database Spotlight: Gale
An overview of Gale, Cengage databases available at ASU Law (and why you would use them).
Writing a Large Paper? Consider a Citation Manager
What is a citation manager? How can members of the ASU Law community use them to organize papers?
Resources Enhance Oral Advocacy
Lawyers and librarians alike have a way with words, spending much of their time with books and internet databases, reading, researching, and […]