Law

Useful links

This page will help you get more out of your Library resources for your assignments, projects, and dissertations in Law.

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Getting Started: Researching and Referencing

OSCOLA Referencing (LAW ONLY)

APA 7 Referencing (LAW WITH BUS, CRIM, OR IR)

Assignment Calculators

These assignment calculators will take your deadline and give you a suggested breakdown of tasks to help make research, planning, and writing more manageable.

Reading Lists

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You can access your reading lists via the reading list tab in Moodle or through the library website (second to last search box).

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Important Points to Remember

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If you would like a chapter scan from a print book and it’s not on the reading list, please feel free to fill out the document scan request form and we can send you a digital copy.
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You may see an option to view a book online via GoogleBooks when the book is only available in print in the library. Please note that this is a feature in Talis that we cannot turn off. You will not be able to view the entire book this way.