ENGL 3325 - Rhetoric of Law : Get Started

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Welcome

Welcome to the Library Course Guide for the Rhetoric of Law. This Guide provides resources to help you:

Locate law review articles and other secondary sources,
Find peer reviewed articles,
Find a broad range of legal materials, including federal and state court cases and related materials,
Track down news sources,
Understand how to search effectively and evaluate different kinds of materials.

Additional Resources

Visit other Research Guides with materials on law and legal research:

Legal Research (Snell Library)
Links to court cases, statutes, regulations, and selected secondary sources, including article searching databases.
Research Guides from the NU Law Library
Guides on specific aspects of the law (immigration, education, etc) and different legal jurisdictions (state, national, international, local, etc.)
Rhetoric and Composition on the English Guide

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