The University of Colorado at Boulder Law School

Lectures & Course Materials

First year legal research class lectures:

• Constitutional Law, January 26, 2011 [pdf] (Robert Linz, Spring 2011)
• Cases and Updating Research, October 2010 [pdf] (Robert Linz, Fall 2010)
• Seconday Authority Research, October 2010 [pdf] (Robert Linz, Fall 2010)
• Introduction to Legal Research and Statutory Research, September 2010 [pdf] (Robert Linz, Fall 2010)
• Federal Legislation, February 26, 2010 [pdf] (Alicia Brillon, Spring 2010)
• Constitutional Law, February 3, 2010 [pdf] (Robert Linz, Spring 2010)

Crash Course series:

• Insider's Guide to Colorado Practice Materials, March 14, 2007 [slides][audio][pdf][handout] (Alan Pannell)
• Constitutional Law Research Tips, March 21, 2007 [slides][audio][pdf] (Scott Matheson)
• Annotations: The Basic Ingredients of Your Research Recipe, April 4, 2007 [audio] (Alicia Brillon)
• How Much Arsenic is Allowed in Your Cola? Learning to Love Administrative Law Research, April 11, 2007 [slides][audio][pdf][handout] (Scott Matheson)
• Hidden Gems in Legal Form Books, April 25, 2007 [handout] (Alicia Brillon)

Journal and Law Review Training:

• CJIELP Research Tips, August 28, 2009 [pdf] (Jane Thompson)
• Researching International Environmental Law presentation, Sept. 20, 2007 [ppt] (Jane Thompson)

Other items:

• Advanced Legal Research and Analysis -- (Spring 2012)   Susan Nevelow Mart
• Media, Popular Culture and the Law videography (LAWS 6065 - Fall 2011) [Media, Popular Culture and the Law videography]  (Prof. Peter Huang)
• Advanced Contracts presentation, February 6, 2008 [ppt][pdf][handout] (Alicia Brillon/Alan Pannell)
• 2007 Advanced Legal Research (LAWS6856) podcast [RSS][iTunes]
• 2008 Advanced Legal Research (LAWS6856) podcast [RSS]

Research Guides

Wise Law Library Research Guides [web page]

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