The most frequently-used databases
Law student study aids with browsable & searchable tables of contents. Users are able to create a free personalized account which will provide the ability to add bookmarks, notes, & highlights. Series available include: Examples & Explanations, Emanuel Law Outlines, Emanuel CrunchTime, Glannon Guides, & more. Please visit the Aspen Learning Library Support Page for information regarding features.
Online legal instruction for many 1st, 2nd, & 3rd year law classes. Coverage includes civil procedure, torts, property, contracts, evidence, sales, administrative law, professional responsibility, & wills/trusts.
(Use is limited to University of Idaho law students & faculty; contact Law Library for activation code to create an account.)
Collection of over 2,300 full-text law reviews, plus complete coverage of the Federal Register, a Legal Classics library, U.S. Statues at Large, U.S. Treaties & Agreements, & much more. See the Hein Online Subject Guides for more information.
Comprehensive coverage of all aspects of U.S. law, including primary & secondary sources.
Texts & study aids for legal education. Includes the Questions and Answers series (e.g. Questions and Answers: Evidence), the Understanding series (e.g. Understanding Constitutional Law), the Mastering series, & the Skills & Values series. See training guides to get started, learn about annotations, offline reading, etc.
Hundreds of West Academic study aids with browsable tables of contents, full-content searching, &, upon creation of a free account, the ability to highlight & take notes. Series available include: Black Letter, Nutshells, Legalines, Gilbert Law Summaries, Flash Cards, Hornbooks, & more. Also includes academic success titles.
Comprehensive coverage of all aspects of U.S. law, including primary & secondary sources.
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