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Law of the Super Searchers consists of reviews with eight of the country's top online searchers. Extremely useful for anyone seriously interested in Internet research. Read our complete review. | ||
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The
Internet Fact Finder for Lawyers: How To Find Anything on the Net, by
Josh Blackman.
Outstanding tutorial that focuses on developing the understanding of techniques, not merely providing a giant URL catalog.
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| The Complete
Internet Handbook for Lawyers by Jerry Lawson.
Contains six chapters on research techniques, as well as "Top Ten" lists from leading law librarians and practitioners in various fields. |
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Legal List, Edited by Diana
Botluk.
If you must have a paper bibliography of Internet legal resources, this is probably the one to get. For reasons best known only to themselves, West Publishing Company does not allow the newest version to be sold on Amazon.com. The author, a leading law librarian, has tried to fill the gap by making this web site available. |
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The Lawyer's Quick Guide to Netscape Navigator, by G. Burgess Allison. This book and its companion below are not listed as "legal research" books in the ABA catalog, but that is exactly what they are. The first step in becoming a skilled Internet researcher is to master the key tool--the web browser. Our review.
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The Lawyer's Quick Guide to MS Internet Explorer, by G. Burgess Allison. Our review.
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NetResearch is a good introduction to Internet research techniques for Net newcomers. Read our complete review. | ||
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