The Law Library has a number of resources to help students with legal research and writing. For additional resources, please search the law library catalog, Murphy. To access study aids online, visit the library's list of databases and click the links for the Aspen Learning Library or the LexisNexis Digital Library, following any prompts to login.
Successful Legal Analysis and Writing by 
Experiential Legal Writing by 
The Lawyer's Essential Guide to Writing by 
Examples and Explanations for Legal Writing by 
Principles of Legal Research by 
Legal Research in a Nutshell by 
Legal Writing Citation in a Nutshell by 
ALWD Guide to Legal Citation
The BluebookFor more in-depth citation help, please consult the Introduction to The Bluebook library guide.
Access free outlines and video lessons on dozens of subjects using CALI Online Lessons. These interactive tutorials are written by law professors and geared toward law students of every level.
Before you can access CALI lessons, you will need to create an account using the school's CALI authorization code, found in your orientation packet or available at the library. If you need a code, please email lawlibrary@udmercy.edu.
