Introduction
After selecting a paper topic, use this guide to find articles, books, treaties, United Nations documents, jurisprudence and other sources.
Tip: To understand how to structure either a law journal note or a seminar paper, consult the highly useful guide:
Elizabeth Fajans & Mary R. Falk, Scholarly Writing for Law Students: Seminar Papers, Law Review Notes and Law Review Competition Papers (West Academic, 5th ed. 2017). If desired: this is the West Academic link to purchase this source as an e-book.
Professor Elizabeth Fajans is Brooklyn Law School's writing specialist.
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Scholarly Writing for Law Students by Call Number: KF250 .F35 2017 ((multiple print copies in Brooklyn Law School Library's Reserve collection)Publication Date: 2017
Printing
Log in to BLSConnect. From BLSConnect's menu, follow path: Technology > Tech Tips and Guides > Printing, Passwords and MSFT Office
Lloyd Carew Reid, Technology Educator, has created/posted useful guides, including:
How To Print Using Pharos for Students and Research Assistants