Libr 430 legal information literacy
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LIBR 430 is an advanced course that teaches students how to analyze, evaluate, and synthesize different forms of legal information to determine meaning and relevance. Students will learn how to effectively use legal databases and analyze cases, statutes, and regulations. They will also learn how to evaluate legal information for currentness and authoritativeness, and how to communicate about the law to inform others.
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