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Whether you are just starting to think about a paper topic or are putting the finishing touches on your final draft, now is always a good time to ask a law librarian for help researching a seminar paper or law review note.
We are happy to meet with you one on one. For an in-depth consultation, feel free to contact Lei Zhang, Head of Student Services & Operations, to schedule an appointment with one of our librarians.
And all the usual ways of contacting us for legal research help still exist:
We look forward to helping you.
If you would like to find works on academic legal writing, you can search TALLONS, the online catalog, or browse the library's stacks:
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Some suggestions from Tarlton's collection:
As you write your seminar paper, you may decide to undertake some interdisciplinary research. Feel free to avail yourself of the resources provided by UT Libraries' system.
In addition to a host of print and online materials that you can find through their online catalog, you can also view their databases in different fields by subject, and consult librarians with different areas of expertise, who may also have developed research guides.