This guide provides a quick overview of Ohio legal materials. It covers the major print materials, free web sources, and online databases. The guide can be used by students, faculty members, lawyers, and the general public.
Please contact any of our UC Law Librarians if you need assistance in finding or using any of the resources in the guide.
Ohio Legal Research Guide by
Intended as a reference work to aid attorneys, paralegals,law librarians, law professors, and students who are doing Ohio legal research. This work includes historical information as well as guides to CD-ROM, online services and the Internet.
Ohio Legal Research by
Written for a wide audience, including law students and legal practitioners, Ohio Legal Research offers a concise introduction to researching Ohio law. This book provides an overview of the legal research process in general coupled with a specific discussion of Ohio and federal material. Topics include researching Ohio and federal case law, statutory law, administrative law, local law, and legislative history in addition to finding secondary sources, such as practice treatises and form books. Ohio Legal Research covers both print and electronic sources, including references to freely available sources.
This book is part of the Legal Research Series, edited by Suzanne E. Rowe, Director of Legal Research and Writing, University of Oregon School of Law.
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