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For commercial websites, the UC Irvine Libraries do not offer premium memberships or subscriptions.

 


Access is available to all people ON the UC Irvine campus and at GML.

OFF campus access requires Authorized Affiliates to log into the VPN with their active UCInetID and password. Authorized Affiliates are people with an active UCInetID and password, i.e., current UC Irvine students and employees.

 


Access requires an active UCInetID and password.

Authorized Affiliates are people with an active UCInetID and password, i.e., current UC Irvine students and employees.

 


These resources are not licensed by the UC Irvine Libraries, but librarians occasionally promote them when they are relevant for certain types of research.

Access is available only for Authorized Affiliates, who are also affiliated with the Paul Merage School of Business.

 

The resources are limited to select UC Irvine populations, based on a person’s status, e.g., current UC Irvine Faculty or PhD students. Please refer to the UC Irvine Libraries for access instructions.

Examples for why content may be limited include: a vendor set restrictions on who may access their information; alternatively, information may be sensitive, identifying, or embargoed.

 


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Law and Regulation


Law and Regulation

 

Tip: 
UCI's Law Librarians recommend that you start legal research by exploring secondary sources, i.e. ones that discuss and analyze a law, rather than primary sources, i.e. actual written laws.  Secondary sources will be much easier to understand. 

 

Common Secondary Sources

Legal Encyclopedias shorter broad coverage on many legal topics
Practice Guides and Treatises longer in-depth coverage on a single legal topic
Law Review Articles longer, scholarly (i.e., less 'practical') coverage on a single legal topic

For starters, try these secondary sources.  To access: Homepage > Browse [box] > All Content [tab] >Secondary Sources.

  • American Jurisprudence 2d - Encyclopedia for general or federal legal research
  • California Jurisprudence - Encyclopedia for California-specific legal research
 

 

  • Excellent for practice guides!
 

 

 

See Also

UCI Law Library

Please see the UCI Law Library's page about Visitor Policies for non-law UCI affiliates, as access may be limited. 

For legal research questions, please email the Law Library Reference Desk.

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