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Yellow Flag Fever: Describing Negative Legal Precedent In Citators, Aaron S. Kirschenfeld
Yellow Flag Fever: Describing Negative Legal Precedent In Citators, Aaron S. Kirschenfeld
Aaron Kirschenfeld
This study analyzes the accuracy with which descriptions of subsequent negative treatment are applied by online citators. A system making use of a hierarchical controlled vocabulary applying these descriptions appears marginally more accurate, but the citator’s traditional role in legal research must be reconceptualized.
Wyoming Legal Research, Debora A. Person, Tawnya K. Plumb
Wyoming Legal Research, Debora A. Person, Tawnya K. Plumb
Tawnya K. Plumb
In Wyoming, there are only limited state-specific treatises. As a low-population state, case law is not extensive, and researchers have expressed surprise at the brevity of the state statutes. This text covers the basic legal research resources for primary and secondary law dealing with Wyoming and federal jurisdictions. It covers print and online free and commercial legal databases and offers useful search tips for the more complicated materials.
The text begins with a brief introduction to the sources of the law and the initial stages of research, including determining the call of the question, identifying keywords, and assessing the most …