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This guide was designed to help undergraduate students find:

• Primary source materials containing laws including case law, statutes and other rules and regulations with a focus on:

  Federal Laws

  New York Laws

• Secondary source materials, and the place you want to start to learn about an area of law and identify primary sources. Secondary sources include reference books, books, articles and other information related to law across the disciplines with a focus on:

  Constitutional Law- including Law, Computers and the Internet

   Business Law

   Criminal Law

• Internet resources including online Law Libraries

The Legal Information Institute at Cornell is a not-for-profit organization that "believes everyone should be able to read and understand the laws that govern them, without cost." www.cornell.edu

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This guide was originally created by Maureen Richards in the spring semester of 2012.