Hilyerd's Using the Law Library: A Guide for Educators

Over the course of the last several years, William A. Hilyerd, Legal Reference/Research Services Librarian and Assistant Professor of Legal Bibliography at the University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, has published a six-part series entitled Using the Law Library: A Guide for Educators in the Journal of Law and Education. With hopes of garnering a wider audience for his work, I've listed below the recently deposited SSRN versions of this very informative series:

Hilyerd's Using the Law Library: A Guide for Educators

Part I: Untangling the Legal System

Part II: Deciphering Citations & Other Ways of Locating Court Opinions

Part III: Oh, Statute (or Regulation), Where Art Thou?

Part IV: Secondary Sources to the Rescue

Part V: Finding Legal Materials by Topic

Part VI: Working With Judicial Opinions and Other Primary Sources

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