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Fourth(4th) amendment., esp. 'for and against argument.' I advised them to form their question or query using "argument and fourth amendment," "debate and fourth amendment," "pros and cons and fourth amendment," and "point counterpoint and fourth amendment." I also advised them to look in the Academic Search Premeir electronic database as a start. (Rich)
What is Shepardizing?
Shepardizing is a crucial component to legal research and analysis and the way in which we determine what case law is relevant to today's issues.
Another advantage of using Shepard's Citations is being able to see the history of your case as it progresses. Once your case has been decided and]]>
Fourth(4th) amendment., esp. 'for and against argument.' I advised them to form their question or query using "argument and fourth amendment," "debate and fourth amendment," "pros and cons and fourth amendment," and "point counterpoint and fourth amendment." I also advised them to look in the Academic Search Premeir electronic database as a start. (Rich)
What is Shepardizing?
Shepardizing is a crucial component to legal research and analysis and the way in which we determine what case law is relevant to today's issues.
Cases are cited in a particular fashion according to what publication they are found in and whether they are state or federal issues. The Bluebook is the book that provides the standards necessary for proper citation. Shepard's Citations provide a way to search updated case law and this is referred to as Shepardizing.
Shepardizing not only helps check if the authorities in the case are still good but also provides ]]>
Fourth(4th) amendment., esp. 'for and against argument.' I advised them to form their question or query using "argument and fourth amendment," "debate and fourth amendment," "pros and cons and fourth amendment," and "point counterpoint and fourth amendment." I also advised them to look in the Academic Search Premeir electronic database as a start. (Rich)
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A student came in trying to find information on the fourth (4th) amendment. Particularly, on how to get information on theFourth(4th) amendment., esp. 'for and against argument.' I advised them to form their question or query using "argument and fourth amendment," "debate and fourth amendment," "pros and cons and fourth amendment," and "point counterpoint and fourth amendment." I also advised them to look in the Academic Search Premeir electronic database as a start. (Rich)
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A student came in trying to find information on the fourth (4th) amendment. Particularly, on how to get information on the 'for and against argument.' I advised them to form their question or query using "argument and fourth amendment," "debate and fourth amendment," "pros and cons and fourth amendment," and "point counterpoint and fourth amendment." I also advised them to look in the Academic Search Premeir electronic database as a start. (Rich)
A student was looking for a site that Rich had previewed on a class tour. Although the student described it as a "database with journal articles," the site he was looking for was clusty.com, which is a metasearch engine that gathers all the most popular sites from search engines such as google, yahoo, msn, etc. The two most popular metasearch engines are clusty.com and dogpile.com.
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on how to get information on the 'for and against argument.' I advised them to form their question or query using "argument and fourth amendment," "debate and fourth amendment," "pros and cons and fourth amendment," and "point counterpoint and fourth amendment." I also advised them to look in the Academic Search Premeir electronic database as a start. (Rich)
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A student came in trying to find information on the fourth (4th) amendment. Particularly, on to get information on the 'for and against argument.' I advised them to form their question or query using "argument and fourth amendment," "debate and fourth amendment," "pros and cons and fourth amendment," and "point counterpoint and fourth amendment." I also advisewd to look in Academic Search Premeir electronic database as a start. (Rich)
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