Ciphering through The Bluebook can be a stressful task, when trying to answer all of your citation questions. You just need to know how to use it quickly and efficiently: The first places that you should look for answers to your citation questions are the inside covers at the front Read more…
Imagine what law professors have to deal with when they want to go on that same break from school – a pile of bluebooks and ExamSoft printouts. After grading, they match the anonymous ID numbers to students’ names. Was the student who was caught on Facebook actually paying attention? Was Read more…
Once a law student has conducted their research for their open-research brief, they should do the following: You may ask your professor “How many cases do I need?” However, there is no magic number of cases, but there is a core group of essential cases and a larger universe of Read more…
Law schools publish a scholarly law journal called law review or law journal. Law reviews publish articles written by practicing attorneys, law professors, and judges and shorter pieces called notes or comments written by law students, who are usually on Law Review. Authors of law review articles discuss problematic areas Read more…