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Chapter 5 |
Section 5.1.
Section 5.1.3.
Section 5.2.1.
Section 5.2.4.1.
Section 5.2.5.
Section 5.6.
Section 5.10.
Library of Congress Classification system
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Section 5.1.
An extra, free resource from the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) is "How to Research a Legal Problem: A Guide for Non-Lawyers". This guide is intended to help a person with a legal problem find legal rules that can resolve or prevent conflict. It is most useful to work through the steps and sources in the order given (from www.aallnet.org/products/HowToResearchLegalProblem.pdf).
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Section 5.1.3.
Owen Kerr's "How to Read a Judicial Opinion: Guide for New Law Students"
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Section 5.2.1.
Regarding footnote 38 page 90 - The last published edition is the
Second as of 1986. Recommended Law Books (2. Ed.) (Ed. James A. McDermott)
(Illiniois, Chicago: Committee on Business Law Libraries, Section of
Corporation, Banking and Business Law, American Bar Association, 1986 –
ISBN 978-0897072397 - Law Call Number KF1 .R426 1986).
This is a link to an
(Stanford Crown Law Library)
updated
version of Recommended Law Books.
See also Treatises by Subject
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Section 5.2.4.1.
Regarding footnote 67 at page 116 - Authentication and Preservation of State electronic Legal Material Act (May 2010 Interim Draft).. See further at NCCUSL's website.
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Section 5.2.5.
Regarding footnote 78 at page 133 - Westlaw Plan 1 Pricing Guide (March 2006). See also, Westlaw Plan Pricing Guide(April 2009) and WestlawNext Plan Pricing Guide(2010).
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Section 5.6.
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Section 5.10.
Section 5.10.1. - Books
Publication dealing with Private International Law (choice of law / conflicts of Law) - a part of national law: "International law in the United States" in Index of Restatement of the Law (Third): Foreign Relations Law of the United States (American Law Institute, 1987)
Globalization and the U.S. Law School: Comparative and Cultural Perspectives 1906-2006 (Eds.: Stephen C. Hicks & Kjell A. Modeer)(Skrifter utgivna vid Juridiska fakulteten i Lund; 169)(Sweden: Lund: Juristforlaget, 2009 - ISBN 978-9154401116)
Carolina Academic Press Legal Research Series (Durham, North Carolina):
- Arizona - by Tamara S. Herrera
- Arkansas - by Coleen M. Barger
- California - by Hether C. Macfarlane & Suzanne E. Rowe (2008 - ISBN 978-1-59460-403-4)
- Colorado - by Robert Michael Linz
- Connecticut - by Jessica G. Hynes
- Florida - by Barbara J. Busharis & Suzanne E. Rowe
- Georgia - by Nancy P. Johnson, Elizabeth G. Adelman & Nancy J. Adams
- Idaho - by Tenielle Fordyce-Ruff & Suzanne E. Rowe
- Illinois - by Mark E. Wojcik
- Iowa - by John D. Edwards, M. Sara Lowe, Karen L. Wallace & Melissa H. Weresh (Forthcoming 2011)
- Kansas - by Joseph A. Custer & Christopher l. Steadham
- Louisiana - by Mary Garvey Algero
- Massachusetts - by E. Joan Blum
- Michigan - by Pamela Lysaght
- Minnesota - by Suzanne Thorpe
- Mississippi - by Jason Derrick & Kris Gilliland (Forthcoming 2011)
- Missouri - by Wanda M. Temm & Julie M. Cheslik
- New York - by Elizabeth G. Adelman & Suzanne E. Rowe
- North Carolina - by Scott Childs
- Ohio - by Katherine L. Hall & Sara Sampson
- Oregon - by Suzanne E. Rowe
- Pennsylvania - Barbara J. Busharis & Bonny l. Tavares
- Tennessee - by Sibyl Marshall & Carol McCrehan Parker
- Texas - by Spencer L. Simons
- Washington - by Julie A. Heintz-Cho, Tom Cobb & Mary A. Hotchkiss
- Wisconsin - by Patricia Cervenka & Leslie Behroozi (Forthcoming 2011)