Campus Research: Law-Related Content
Nearly every academic discipline, from business to political science, intersects with law, which means every student can benefit from the law-related resources on Campus Research.
Campus Research provides several interconnected databases to give students a complete understanding of any topic they wish to research.
Analytical Sources
American Jurisprudence, 2d (Am Jur): An encyclopedic collection of case, statute, and regulation analysis from all 50 states and federal courts. More than 400 topics provide a quick and thorough understanding of unfamiliar law — exclusively from Campus Research.
American Law Reports (ALR): A series of articles that collect and analyze every court case decided on a particular point of law. Covers all sides of an issue. Written in narrative style, continually updated, and available only on Campus Research.
More than 800 law reviews and journals: Top titles such as Harvard Law Review, American Journal of Legal History, International & Comparative Law Quarterly, Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics, and Yale Law Journal provide background and the latest developments on any law-related topic.
Primary Law Sources
United States Code Annotated (USCA): The official text of the U.S. Code, with relevant cases, historical notes, indexes, cross-references, and other annotations. Provides a solid framework for researching federal law.
All federal and state cases including U.S. Supreme Court cases: Easily accessible through the National Reporter System, this exclusive system of reporting federal and state cases is editorially enhanced for complete research.
Code of Federal Regulations (CFR): The full body of federal administrative regulations. Features more than 38,250 references to USCA, with links to corresponding statutes. Weekly updates from the Government Printing Office.
Federal Register: 50,000 pages of current federal regulatory, administrative, and executive materials. Includes proposed or promulgated amendments to any CFR section mentioned in the Federal Register database. Updated daily.
European Union Law: Search laws and regulations by topic, date, or full text.
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