70. Sources for more detailed information on research tools and methodologyThis site has been created to give you a short introduction to the basics of American legal research. Besides the ones discussed in the text, the following websites are worth reviewing:
Harvard Law School Library's general research siteThese exist as of June, 2004.The LLRX law research news and advice site
More detailed information can also be found in the following texts:
Armstrong, J. D. S., and Christopher A. Knott
Where the Law Is, an introduction to advanced legal research
St. Paul: Thomson/West, 2004Berring, Robert
Finding the law (11th Edition)
St. Paul: West Publishing Co., 1999Cohen, Morris L. and Kent Olsen
Legal research in a nutshell (8th Edition)
St. Paul: West Publishing Co., 2003
Updating information at http://www.law.virginia.edu/nutshellSvengalis, Ken
The Legal information buyer's guide and reference manual (Annual)
Barrington, R.I. : Rhode Island LawPress, c1996-The Bluebook, A Uniform System of Citation (17th edition)
Cambridge: Harvard Law Review Association, 2000