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Reference Books
Journals in Print
Online Databases
Websites
The following is a sample of reference materials held in Anselmo Library's Reference Collection. Use these books to begin your research. Remember reference materials cannot be taken from the library.
Black's Law Dictionary: Definitions of the Terms and Phrases of American and English Jurisprudence, Ancient and Modern
REF KF156.B53 1990
Comparative Legal Traditions in a Nutshell
REF K560.G43 1999
Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
REF KF156 .G367 1995
Fundamentals of Legal Research
REF KF240.M469 2002
How to Find the Law
REF KF240.C538 1989
Judicial Process in a Nutshell
REF KF8700.Z9 R4 1991
Law and Politics: a Cross-Cultural Encyclopedia
REF KF487.P65 S77 1995
Legal Ethics in a Nutshell
REF KF306.Z9 R668 2003
Legal Research in a Nutshell
REF KF240.C54 2003
Legal Writing in a Nutshell
REF KF250.S68 2003
Legal Thesaurus
REF KF156 .B856 1992
Multilingual Law Dictionary : English-francais-Espanol-Deutsch
REF K54 .E3
Studying Law: an Introduction
REF KF385.A4 K44 1984
American Jurisprudence 2d
American Law Reports
Annotated Laws of Massachusetts
Corpus Juris Secundum
Massachusetts Jurisprudence
United States Code Annotated
The following is a list of law journals held in print at Quincy College Library. Please check the Online Catalog for holdings. Journals in Quincy College's print collection do not leave the library; copy machines are available.
Boston College Law Review
Legal Assistant Today
Massachusetts Law Review
New England Law Review
Suffolk University Law Review
Search for information on your topic using the following databases:
Lexis-Nexis
Use this database to search for full-text law journals and cases.
General Business File ASAP
Online journals are also on Infotrac General Business File ASAP.
Legal search engines
Lawcrawler
Lawguru
World Wide Web Virtual Library - Law
Directories
Martindale-Hubbell
Findlaw's Lawyers Directory
Experts
Hieros Gamos
News and research
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
Law News Network
Introduction to Basic Legal Citation
Court Opinions
Supreme Court
Federal Courts
State Courts
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