Legal Research and Writing : Legal Research

Librarian Charlotte Schneider answers the perpetual question--am I done yet?

Vicenç Feliú & Penny A. Hazelton. This terrific loose-leaf treatise gives detailed instructions on niche areas of legal research.

Mary Garvey Algero, Scott Childs, Sarah E. Ricks, Suzanne E. Rowe & Spencer L. Simons.

Anthony S. Winer, Mary Ann E. Archer & Lyonette Louis-Jacques. Treaties, judicial decisions, customary international law, and more.

Steven M. Barkan et al. A classic hornbook on researching U.S. law.

Terrill Pollman, Jeanne Frazier Price & Linda L. Berger

J.D.S. Armstrong, Christopher A. Knott & Martin R. Witt. A complete guide for law students.

Amy E. Sloan. A succinct and contemporary approach to legal research.

Angela Crossman Arey & Nancy A. Wanderer. Understanding legal research as part of a larger project of analysis and writing in law school.

Tobin Andrews Sparling. Includes chapters on statutory interpretation, court rules, and administrative law.

Deborah E. Bouchoux. A general overview.

Kent C. Olson. A pocket guide.

Paul D. Callister

Carole A. Levitt & Mark E. Rosch. Learn how to get more out of your Google search! Specifically geared towards legal professionals.

Carole A. Levitt & Judy K. Davis. The American Bar Association, Law Practice Division.

Wanita M. Scroggs & Sally G. Waters. Strategies for finding information by category, including local law and foreign and international materials.