Federal & State Cases: LexisNexis
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The document provides instructions for searching federal and state case law on LexisNexis Academic. Users can access this database by clicking the "US Legal" tab on the LexisNexis main page and then selecting "Federal & State Cases." Searches can be conducted by entering party names separated by "v." and choosing "party names" in the drop-down menu. Additional limiters include legal topics, summaries, citations, attorneys, judges, and requiring a specific word or term to appear at least five times. Clicking on searched party names will display the full case text.
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This document provides research tips and instructions for students taking the MBUS 525: Visionary Leadership course at UMW, including how to search the library catalog and databases for articles, books, and company information; tips for conducting effective database searches; and information on requesting materials not available at the Stafford campus library through interlibrary loan. Students are also instructed on searching the web selectively by domain and seeking research help from the reference librarian as needed.
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