Practice guides, form books, and jury instructions are frequently more helpful in the clinical setting than dense scholarly treatises. To check what we have in print on the shelves in the Law Library, look for them at
Bloomberg is the best source to begin your docket research. It provides free access to PACER (federal district court and appellate court dockets), plus selective state court docket coverage. (Don't have an account? See the Password FAQ.)
Primary and secondary legal sources. Popular resources include BNA news and dockets from federal and state courts.
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Bloomberg Law's docket search features are continually evolving, so please stop by the Reference Desk to talk with a law librarian about your docket research. Current advanced features include searching federal district court cases by both Nature of Suit and by Cause of Action (statute), customized docket search alerts, and docket update alerts.
A 50-state or multi-state survey is a compilation of laws on a particular topic across states. Check for a pre-compiled survey that you can update or adapt to your needs to save significant time on multi-state research projects.
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