19th National Legal Research Teach-In. Thanks to Slaw for the heads-up about the Legal Research Teach-In by the American Association of Law Libraries. This useful resource is a great primer on how to conduct legal research in the Internet age, and is required reading for young and old lawyers alike. It contains a lot of great material, from how to use citation sources, to using Google Scholar to research Law Review articles. Most lawyers spend some time in the digital books researching. This resource will be of great help.
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March 18, 2011
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