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Duke Libraries, like many other libraries, spends millions of dollars every year on services for our faculty and students to help them navigate (...)

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Elgar Advanced Introductions to Law provides accessible yet comprehensive overviews of more than two dozen legal topics, particularly (...)

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General law school exam-taking advice can be found by searching the Duke Libraries Catalog for the subject "Law Examinations – United (...)

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To learn more about the unique legal issues related to art and cultural property, search the Duke Libraries’ catalog for the subject (...)

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The National Guild of Hypnotists provides a 50-state survey on State Law and Legal Issues: 2015 Edition . The Guild provides (...)

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A couple of years ago I was asked precisely this question, and those interested can read this blog post on the HASTAC site that was written by (...)

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Library staff are unable to provide substantive advice on legal problems or interpret legal materials for you, (...)

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Some try to figure it out (do a Google search for “Is it legal to post articles to ResearchGate?” and you’ll find lots of (...)

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We’re often asked for advice on shortcuts to perfect legal citation: everything from “Can’t I just copy what it says on Lexis (...)

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