Chapter 8—Secondary Authority

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Chapter 8—Secondary Authority Legal Periodicals

Legal Periodicals Purpose and research role

Legal Periodicals Types Law reviews Bar association and other association publications Commercial publications Legal newspapers and news- letters

Legal Periodicals Research aids Index to Legal Periodicals (I.L.P.). Subject/author index, table of cases, table of statutes, book review index Current Law Index (C.L.I.). Subject index, author/title index, table of cases, table of statutes Legal Resource Index (L.R.I.) Other periodical indexes

Chapter 8— Secondary Authority Legislative History

Legislative History Purpose and research role Sources—Congressional bills, committee hearings committee reports, congressional debates

Legislative History Research sources Compiled legislative histories Congressional Information Service (CIS) United States Code Congressional and Administrative News Service (USCCAN) Congressional Record Congressional Index Congressional and other sources Computer-aided research

Chapter 8—Secondary Authority Restatements of the Law

Restatements of the Law Purpose and research role Areas of the law covered

Restatements of the Law Features Organization Restatement of the law Comments and reporter’s notes Cross references and appendix volumes Updates and index

Restatements of the Law Research aids Index Table of contents Appendix volumes

Chapter 8— Secondary Authority Uniform Laws and Model Acts

Uniform Laws and Model Acts Purpose and research role

Uniform Laws and Model Acts Features Organization Uniform law Commissioners’ notes Library references Notes to decisions Tables, updates, and index

Restatements of the Law Research aids Uniform Laws Annotated, Master Edition—includes a Directory of Uniform Acts and Codes: Tables and Codes Reference from other sources