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Primary and secondary sources are essential for conducting successful legal research. This guide provides starting points for locating legal information and resources. Ask A Librarian if you need additional help!
Law Libraries
Please review library hours, access procedures, and research services available to the general public before visiting the following law libraries.
- Michigan State University College of Law368 Law College Building
East Lansing, MI
517.432.6800 - State Law Library702 W. Kalamazoo Street
Lansing, MI
517.373.0630 - Thomas M. Cooley Law School Library330 S. Washington Ave.
Lansing, MI
517.371.5140
Types of Sources
Primary sources of law consist of state and federal statues, case law, administrative laws, and Constitutions.
Secondary sources such as legal encyclopedias describe or analyze the law. Dictionaries and digests are finding tools.
Legal Research
Call Number: KF 240 .E35 2004
Call Number: KF240 .S66 2003
Faculty Librarian |
 Kim Farley Liaison Areas: Business & Economics, Computer Info. Tech, Apparel Design, Architectural Tech, Civil Tech, Residential Building, Criminal Justice, and Paralegal |
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