<p>The form of this workbook is process-oriented. You can find a list of the volumes needed for each assignment at the beginning of each chapter, along with an introduction. To emphasize the process approach, students work with the same case, statute, and subject area, where possible, through several assignments. To ease student access to library copies, four variations for each assignment are provided.</p>

Legal Research Exercises: Following the Bluebook--A Uniform System of Citation

Nancy P. Johnson

Susan T. Phillips

Law Practice

West

Legal Research Exercises Following The Bluebook: A Uniform System Of Citation To Accompany Finding The Law (instructor's Manual)

Thomson/West

This legal research exercise book helps students master efficient legal research skills through challenging in-depth problems. The 10th edition contains all new problems and a new format covering both print and electronic resources. Assignments have two variations using print materials, one variation for Westlaw, and one variation for LexisNexis. This format provides instructors more flexibility in what exercises they assign and when they assign them. The assignments cover basic legal research, including reporters, digests, citators, statutes, and advanced materials including federal legislative history and federal administrative law. There are also review problems, appropriate for basic and advanced legal research classes.

Legal Research Exercises Following the Bluebook (Tenth Edition)

Insturctor's Manual for Legal Research Exercises for How to Find the Law and Finding the Law.

Legal Research Exercises - Insturctor' Manual (Following the Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation to Accompany How to Find the Law and Finding the Law)

West Group

<p>This legal research exercise book helps students master efficient legal research skills through challenging in-depth problems. The 11th edition contains fifteen assignments, with all new problems. For each assignment, there are two variations using the print materials, along with one exercise using Westlaw and one exercise using LexisNexis, which is the format adopted in the 10th edition. The new edition's questions/answers follow the 19th edition of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (2010). This format provides instructors more flexibility in what exercises they assign and when they assign them. The assignments cover basic legal research, including reporters, digests, citators, statutes, and advanced materials including federal legislative history and federal administrative law. There are also review problems, appropriate for basic and advanced legal research classes.</p>

Legal Research Exercises, Following the Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, 11th