Research and Reference Resources to Support Your Journal Ambitions
At the end of the semester, you will have the opportunity to take a marathon write-on exam to test your Bluebook and […]
Category: Legal Research & Writing
May It Please Your Prof: The Law Library Can Help You Develop Your Persuasive Skills
Legal research is not a one size fits all process. Different tasks require different strategies, different databases, and different secondary sources. Few […]
Introducing Westlaw Precision to ASU Law
Westlaw is providing an exciting update to your law school account on Wednesday, 01/11/23: Westlaw Precision. Westlaw Precision is an update to […]
Online Research: The Domain of Skepticism
Your writing and your research will be put to the test if you try to publish an article you write during law […]
Adding terms and connectors searching to your legal research toolkit
Have you ever searched on Westlaw, Lexis, or Bloomberg and found that your “Google”-like keyword searching is bringing up an overwhelming list […]
Blazing Your Research Trail
We’ve all been there. An ember of a memory of the perfect case or statute we read a few days ago faintly […]
Speedy and Thorough: Research Tips for Time-Squeezed 1Ls
The best legal research is that which you can do fast and do well (the first time!). Like you, our JD reference […]
Introducing Group Research Training with a Law Librarian
Our new service, Group Research Training, is an opportunity for you and two or more of your fellow students to receive personalized […]
Trust Us, Our Antitrust Guide Will Make Your Research Competitive
Antitrust law is the body of federal and state rules designed to prevent unfairness and promote competition in the business sphere. The […]
Cite Check: Just Do It
Why do law librarians and legal writing professors make such a big deal about the cite-checking process? In this blog post I […]