State legislative history
research can be a daunting task even for the most experienced legal researcher.
Luckily, North Carolina makes many legislative history materials freely
available online, which saves legal researchers both time and money. This blog
post will be the first in a series highlighting some of the online resources
available to those interested in researching the legislative history of North
Carolina law.
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Posted by Melissa M. Hyland on Thu. March 14, 2019 1:21 PM
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It’s that time in the semester when you have to start drafting seminar papers. Maybe you have already begun your research, or
perhaps you are using your time over spring break to dig in. Either way, a citation management software
could help your research stay organized. This post takes a look at Mendeley and Zotero, two free citation management tools.
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Posted by Allison Symulevich on Mon. March 11, 2019 4:23 PM
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The Bluebook does
not provide clear guidance on how to cite every authority that law students or
legal practitioners need or wish to use in their papers, memos, and briefs.
Sometimes, researchers will toil in vain looking for a particular rule or
example to cover a less common type of source, only to find that there is no
answer. They have stared into the abyss and the abyss has merely stared back!
So what do you do now?
Read More... (How to Cite a Concurrence In or Dissent From a Denial of Certiorari)
Posted by Aaron S. Kirschenfeld on Thu. February 28, 2019 1:30 PM
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