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Academic Search Premier
Academic Search Premier
Academic Search Premier indexes and abstracts articles from more than 8,000 scholarly journals in all academic disciplines. Full-text is available for over 4500 journals. (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
American State Papers, 1789-1838, a component of the Readex Archive of Americana, is a digital collection of approximately 6280 numbered publications largely Congressional but also containing Executive Department materials. (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
AudioCaseFiles provides audio MP3 files of opinions commonly studied in law school classes. AudioCaseFiles may be downloaded and listened to on any MP3 player. Another component of AudioCaseFiles provides content from industry-relevant trials and hearings in streaming video. Register for an AudioCaseFile Account using your CLS email address. (CLS email account required)
The Berkeley Electronic Press, is an electronic alternative to the traditional system of scholarly publishing in peer-reviewed academic journals. All BEPress journal articles are peer-reviewed by leading scholars with a turnaround time from submission to publication of as little as eight weeks. The BEPress ExpressO law review submission service is available to Campbell Law School Faculty. (CLS email account required)
BNA
BNA Core Plus Tax is a select grouping of databases that includes all of the databases listed below. An electronic subscription to these databases gives Faculty members the option of receiving Current Reports from selected databases by email; these reports give daily updates of breaking news in the selected subject area.
An authoritative source for news and guidance on virtually every aspect of attorney conduct and legal ethics.
Guidance on emerging, evolving, and complex issues relating to accounting rules and principles, financial statements and disclosures, management control and analysis, auditing principles and standards, and accounting practice and responsibility.
The Tax and Accounting Center offers a comprehensive array of analysis, news, primary sources, and practice tools covering federal, international, and state tax issues and financial accounting.
Federal, state, and international coverage of competition and deceptive trade practices law.
Provides regular, in-depth coverage of developments in state and federal bankruptcy law.
Reports on developments, trends, and emerging patterns in criminal law.
Comprehensive yet selective coverage of the major legal issues surrounding digital communications content, transactions, and infrastructure, on federal, state, and international levels.
Comprehensive coverage of judicial, legislative, and regulatory developments in the area of equal employment opportunity, the Report spans all areas of EEO policy and practice.
A collection of federal and state laws, regulations, documents, and compliance tools for environment and safety information.
Coverage of legislative, regulatory, legal, and policy news concerning the environment. Includes proposed, new, and amended federal and state laws, rules, standards, and other significant documents.
A guide to important new federal and state cases, legislation, trends, and issues.
Latest legal developments that influence the health care industry, including new cases, federal and state legislation, rules from federal regulators, and enforcement trends.
A comprehensive collection of resources available on patent, trademark, copyright, and other areas of intellectual property law — cases, statutes, regulations, analytical materials, and more.
Latest news and trends in U.S. trade policy, including regulatory, legislative, and judicial developments. Covers major activities of the International Trade Commission, Departments of State, Treasury, and Commerce, World Trade Organization, and European Union. Significant court and administrative rulings involving U.S. trade law, including opinions of the U.S. Court of International Trade, International Trade Administration, and International Trade Commission. Tracks international treaty negotiations and agreements.
A comprehensive resource for cases, guidance, and news in all major areas of labor and employment: fair employment practices, individual employment rights, Americans with disabilities, wages and hours, labor-management relations, collective bargaining, and labor arbitration.
Objective and comprehensive news of the most important intellectual property cases, statutes, trends, and other key developments in all areas of the law.
Track legislative and regulatory proposals and actions affecting securities laws, futures regulation, accounting issues, and related matters. Comprehensive, up-to-date information on SEC and CFTC regulations and FASB actions.
A comprehensive array of analysis, news, primary sources, and practice tools covering federal, international, and state tax issues and financial accounting. The collection includes the following portfolios:
A comprehensive array of analysis, news, primary sources, and practice tools covering state tax issues and financial accounting.
Provides coverage of legislative, regulatory and judicial developments on taxation and accounting issues.
This weekly report provides state-by-state analysis of state code and regulations, state administrative and judicial court decisions, and state administrative pronouncements. It covers income and franchise taxes, sales and use taxes, property taxes, miscellaneous taxes (including gross receipts taxes, excise taxes, and others), and other developments.
Reports on the most significant cases, regulations and legislative developments across the United States.
Covers legal developments affecting the prosecution and defense of fraud and other white collar crimes.
CALI, the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction, provides access to an extensive collection of interactive, computer-based lessons covering a number of subject areas to augment traditional law school instruction. Access to CALI Lessons is limited to the Campbell Law School community. In order to access the lessons, you must first register using a Campbell CALI authorization code. You may obtain and authorization code by emailing library@law.campbell.edu using your CLS email address.
(CLS authorization code required)
Carrie Rich Memorial Library’s extensive listing of databases, indexes, directories, dictionaries and other reference materials.
This is a complete list of article databases available throughout the Campbell University Library system.
The CCH Business & Finance Library Network is a fully searchable database of primary and secondary legal sources, including the online equivalent of government contracts and other business-related CCH products. The network provides extensive full-text legal information on securities, banking, capital changing, franchising, trade regulation, government contracts, public utilities, information technology, federal energy guidelines, transportation, and products liability. (CLS email address account is required) (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
The CCH Health & Human Resources Network is a comprehensive electronic library that includes all of CCH's medical, health, and human resources products. The Human Resources Library includes a wealth of material on employment law, social security, OSHA, and workers' compensation. The Health and Medical Library includes extensive resources on Medicare and Medicaid, healthcare compliance, HIPAA, and food, drug, and cosmetic law. (A CLS email address account is required). (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
The Current Index to Legal Periodicals (CILP) offers tables of contents and subject indexing for newly published law periodicals, tracking over 500 major law reviews and journals. CILP is issued weekly on Friday and is available 4-6 weeks earlier than other commercial legal periodical indexes. CILP is available on Westlaw and in pdf format on the Library webpage. Faculty members can create Smart-CILP profiles. (Not available through remote access)
The Legal Treatises module of the Eighteenth Century Collection Online (ECCO) comprehensively covers a critical era in the development of Anglo-American law and legal practice. ECCO (Law Module) consists of approximately 9,300 titles. The titles reflect the many genres occupied by legal writing during the 18th Century, and features many editions of works that changed the practice of law. The Eighteenth Century Collection Online compliments the Making of Modern Law: Legal Treatises. (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
EISIL is a database created by the American Society of International Law. It provides access to primary documents, web sites, and research guides on many international topics. EISIL provides value added information such as legal citations, summaries of documents, and more.
E-Journal Titles A-Z is a list of electronic journal titles available at Campbell University. This A-Z list includes law titles.
The Gale Virtual Reference Library is a customized database of encyclopedias, almanacs, and specialized reference sources for multidisciplinary research. (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
HeinOnline is a digital collection of legal and law-related materials organized into a number of modules called Libraries. HeinOnline Libraries may be browsed and searched. HeinOnline provides access to a work's complete contents. Documents are represented in both high quality image and OCR text formats. Documents may be printed using HeinOnline Hprint utility or downloaded and printed as a pdf file. HeinOnline adds citation information to the footer of each page. (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
The HeinOnline American Law Institute Library provides full-text access to ALI project drafts that are now out-of-print, were never published at all or were published but not widely released, including Preliminary, Council, Tentative, and Proposed Final Drafts of ALI Restatements of the Law and Codifications.
The HeinOnline Code of Federal Regulations provides full-text access to the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) from its inception in 1938 to the present. Special navigation tools include the Quick Locator which allows you to locate a CFR title and Part by year; Title Search which allows you to search CFR Title and Part descriptions by year range; and Advanced Search allows you to conduct keyword searches. Also included is a link to the GPO Access CFR (1996 to current) and other useful materials.
The HeinOnline English Reports provides full-text access to the original bound reprint edition of the English Reports together with the indexes and Book of Charts. The English Reports is a 178 volume set containing more than 100,000 early English cases published between 1220 and 1865.
The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) conducts practice-oriented research, provides information and documentation, and offers advisory services concerning minority-majority relations in Europe. The HeinOnline ECM Library provides online, full-text access to ECMI Reports, ECMI Working papers, the Journal on Ethnopolitics and Minority Issues in Europe, the Ombudsman Institutions and Minority Issues: A Guide to Good Practice, and other useful materials.
The HeinOnline Federal Register Collection provides full-text access to the Federal Register (volume 1, 1936 to the present), the Federal Register Indexes, the Code of Federal Regulations, the Compilation of Sections Affected, the Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, the United States Government Manual, the Legislative History of the Administrative Procedure Act (1944-1946), and other useful materials.
The HeinOnline Foreign & International Law Resources Database provides full-text access to publications from the American Society of International Law and prominent yearbooks from around the world. It also contains U.S. international law practice digests, publications from international courts and tribunals, and other materials related to inter-national and foreign law.
HeinOnline Foreign Relations of the United States (FURS) provides full-text access to the documentary record of U.S. foreign policy decisions and diplomatic activities. The series began in 1861 during Abraham Lincoln's administration and contains documents from various Presidential libraries, the Departments of State and Defense, the National Security Council, the Central Intelligence Agency, the Agency for International Development, and other foreign affairs agencies as well as the private papers of individuals involved in formulating U.S. foreign policy.
The HeinOnline Law Journal Library provides full-text access to law reviews and journals. Coverage begins with a journal's first volume but does not usually include its most recent issues.
The HeinOnline Legal Classics Library is a digital collection of many of the most highly regarded works written on the law.
The HeinOnline Manual of Patent Examining Procedure provides full-text access to the various editions of the MPEP, from the first published in 1949 to the present.
(National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws)
The HeinOnline National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws provides full-text access to all Model Acts drafted, recommended or endorsed by the Conference.
The HeinOnline Philip C. Jessup Library provides full-text access to the International Law Students Association's Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition Compendium (1960 to present), the ILSA Journal of International and Comparative Law, and the ILSA Journal of International Law.
HeinOnline Session Laws contains the session law of all 50 U.S. States as well as the Acts of the Parliament of Canada.
The Subject Compilations of State Laws is a comprehensive source for identifying thousands of articles, books, government documents, looseleaf services, court opinions, and Internet sites that compare state laws on hundreds of subjects.
The HeinOnline Treaties and Agreements Library provides full-text access to several important treaty series including official and unofficial U.S. treaty publications, treaty guides and indexes, various treaty collections, books and texts, and other useful materials.
The HeinOnline’s United Nations Law Collection presents exact reproductions of major United Nations legal publications including the complete collection of the United Nations Treaty Series, the Statement of Treaties and International Agreements, International Court of Justice, Reports of Judgments Advisory Opinions and Orders, and Reports of International Arbitral Awards.
HeinOnline U.S. Attorney General Opinions provides full-text access to: Opinions of the Office of Legal Counsel of the United States Department of Justice (volumes 1-20, 1977-1996), Official Opinions of the Attorneys General of the United States (volumes 1-43, 1791-1982), Digest of the Published Opinions of the Attorneys-General, & of the Leading Decisions of the Federal Courts, with Reference to International Law, Treaties and Kindred Subjects (1877), and other useful materials.
HeinOnline U.S. Congressional Documents provides full-text access to the published debates, proceedings and speeches of the U.S. Congress, including the Annals of Congress (1789-1824), Register of Debates (1824-1837), Congressional Globe (1833-1873) and the Congressional Record (1873 to present).
The HeinOnline U.S. Federal Agency Library provides full-text access to the published administrative decisions and other issuances of a growing number of U.S. federal agencies, including the AEC, FCC, FTC, IRS, NLRB and SEC.
The HeinOnline U.S. Federal Legislative History Library provides access to the Sources of Compiled Legislative History Database and the U.S. Federal Legislative History Title Collection.
The HeinOnline U.S. Presidential Library provides full-text access to a wide variety of sources of Presidential Documents, Messages and Papers, including A Compilation of Messages and Papers of the Presidents compiled by James D. Richardson (Volumes 1-20,1789-1916, George Washington to Woodrow Wilson); A Compilation of Messages and Papers of the Presidents (New Series) compiled by James D. Richardson (Volumes 1-22, 1789-March 1929, George Washington to Herbert Hoover) and other Presidential sources.
HeinOnline U.S. Statutes at Large provides full-text access to the United States Statutes at Large, the official source for the laws and resolutions passed by the U.S. Congress. The Statutes at Large includes every law, public and private, ever enacted by the Congress and, until 1948, all treaties and international agreements approved by the Senate.
The HeinOnline U.S. Supreme Court Library provides full-text access to opinions published in the U.S. Report as well as more recent opinions published in the U.S. Reports Preliminary Prints and U.S. Reports Slip Opinions.
The HeinOnline World Trials Collection provides full-text access to transcripts and accounts of trials from around the world. Also included are works that analyze and debate famous trials and biographies of well-known trial lawyers.
Historical Statistics of the United States
Historical Statistics of the United States is the standard source for quantitative facts of American History.
House and Senate Journals
House Journal (American Memory; 1st-43rd Congress, 1789-1875)
Senate Journal (American Memory; 1st-43rd Congress, 1789-1875)
House and Senate Journals Americana, is a collection of the Journals of the United States House of Representatives and Senate covering the first 43 Congresses of the United States.
IndexMaster is a compilation of the tables of contents and indexes from over 10,000 legal titles from over 90 legal publishers. (Off-campus access in controlled by CLS email username and password)
The Index to Legal Periodicals & Books (ILP) provides citations to articles in over 1,000 legal periodicals such as law reviews, bar association journals, yearbooks, institutes, and government publications from August 1981 to the present. In 1994, ILP began indexing legal books and now includes approximately 2,000 per year. The Index to Legal Periodicals Retrospective (ILPR) indexes over 750 legal periodicals and covers the period 1908-1981. (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
JSTOR, a not-for-profit organization, is dedicated to the development of a digital library in support of the arts and sciences. JSTOR comprises the full-text of more than 200 academic journals covering a very wide range of disciplines. Coverage of a journal begins with its first volume. However, current volumes are embargoed for a period of 1 to 7 years and are unavailable on JSTOR. (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
LawMemo.com is an employment law current awareness service which includes a searchable case law database providing both summaries and the full text of decisions of state and federal courts from 1998 to the present. Case law updates are available through the weekly Employment Law Memo email update service. (Registration Required). Access to LawMemo.com is limited to the Campbell Law School Community and is controlled by your CLS email address and the LawMemo.com password. (Request password by emailing weeks@law.campbell.edu.)
Legal Forms
The Legal Forms database provides a wide selection of state-specific (and multi-state) legal forms for North Carolina and the Southeastern States. (Off-campus access requires a CLS email username and password)
Legal Scholarship Network (LSN), a division of Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN), hosts and distributes scholarly information and papers related to law, economics, and business to scholars and practitioners.
LegalTrac provides citations to articles in over 1,400 legal periodicals published since 1980. LegalTrac covers law reviews, bar association journals, legal newspapers, and international legal journals. It also covers law-related articles from about 1,000 additional business and general interest titles.
LexisNexis provides online access to U.S. federal and state law sources as well as sources of international law and the laws of a growing number of other jurisdictions. Campbell Law School's contract with LexisNexis allows us to create accounts for law school faculty including visiting faculty, law school staff, and law school students currently enrolled in law school classes.
LexisNexis Congressional is a major source of information about the members of Congress and their legislative activities and a primary resource for assessing the many publications of the U.S. Congress from 1969 to present. LexisNexis Congressional provides coverage of Congressional publications including House and Senate Committee Reports, Committee Hearings, Committee Prints and Documents. LexisNexis Congressional provides extensive legislative histories for acts passed from 1969 to present. (Off-campus access requires a CLS email username and password)
The LLMC Digital collection, produced by the Law Library Microform Consortium, includes both historical and current legal literature and government documents in full-text. (Off-campus access requires a CLS email username and password)
LoisLawschool.com is an educational program for law students that allows students and their professors free access to LoisLaw’s primary law library as well as to other select online databases. With LoisLawschool.com, there are no restrictions and no blackout periods, including the summer. To access Loislaw, you must first create an account by clicking the Register Here link and completing the account registration form. You will need an authorization code to set up your account. Email weeks@law.campbell.edu for this information. Access to Loislaw is limited to the Campbell Law School community.
The Making of Modern Law: Legal Treatises 1800-1926 is a digital collection of 19th and early 20th century legal treatises compiled largely from Harvard Law Library Special Collections. The Making of Modern Law is a full-text, searchable collection of 21,000 British and American legal treatises.
The Making of Modern Law: Trials, 1600-1926, is a digital collection that contains more than 10,000 titles including pamphlets, official and unofficial trial documents and materials, legal transcripts, administrative proceedings, and arbitrations. The Historic Trials collection covers trials from all countries and languages, although the great majority is in the English-language and published in the United States or Great Britain.
The Making of Modern Law: U.S. Supreme Court Records and Briefs 1832-1978 is a digital collection of more than 350,000 separate documents from over 150,000 U.S. Supreme Court cases. Document types include Appellant’s Brief; Appellee's Brief; Application for Review; Application for Writ; Brief in Opposition; Brief of Real Party; Intervenor's Brief; Jurisdictional Statement; Letter Brief; Opposition for Review; Oral Transcript; Petition; Petition for Rehearing; Petitioner’s Brief; Petition for Writ of Certiorari; Relator's Brief; Supplement to Petition; and Transcript.
North Carolina CaseMaker is an Internet-based legal research service offered free to law students. N.C. CaseMaker gives full-text access to North Carolina-specific materials not readily accessible in any other source, for example, North Carolina Civil, Criminal, and Motor Vehicle Pattern Jury Instructions. Students must join the North Carolina Bar Association (NCBA) as student members. The NCBA will then issue each student a username and password. N.C. CaseMaker is available at NCBA. Access requires a membership number and password. To join the North Carolina Bar Association and receive your password for CaseMaker, go to NCBA. At the top of the screen you will see a membership option with a pull down menu. On the menu, choose the option for joining/renewing membership. At the next screen, scroll down until you see Law School Division (free). Click on this option and follow the instructions
North Carolina Lawyer’s Weekly is a legal information source for practicing attorneys in North Carolina. N.C. Lawyer’s Weekly covers legal news, appellate decisions, verdict and settlement reports, and passed and pending legislation.
The Oxford English Dictionary is the ultimate authority on the English language as well as a history of English speech and thought from its infancy to the present day. The OED Online is the most comprehensive and up-to-date reference work of its kind.
Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History
The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History is the first encyclopedia to provide both historical and contemporary comparisons of the world legal systems.
The Religion Case Law Reporter is the only U.S. publication devoted to reporting and indexing federal and state judicial opinions addressing the free exercise of religion, state establishment of religion, the clergy and religious institutions. The reporter is updated monthly and indexes cases from 1998 to the present.
RIA Checkpoint provides a common web interface to numerous RIA tax and accounting publications. RIA Checkpoint organizes resources under tabs. The Research tab provides access to materials in several practice areas including: Federal, State & Local, Estate Planning, Pension & Benefits, International, and Payroll. The Newsstand tab provides access to various RIA journals and newsletters. Access to RIA Checkpoint is controlled by CU IP address and is limited to the Campbell University community. (Off-campus access is controlled by CLS email username and password)
SSRN provides access to new scholarship including working papers in accounting, economics, financial economics, law, and management. Search by author and by title and abstract keywords. Most papers are available for download in pdf format. SSRN requires you to register in order to download articles.
The United Nations Treaty Collection contains several databases. One of the most important databases is the Status of Multilateral Treaties deposited with the Secretary-General. This database lists signatories and parties to more than 522 (as of January 1, 2007) multilateral treaties, provides links to their full text and includes declarations and reservations. This database is updated daily.
LexisNexis Congressional is a major source of information about the members of Congress and their legislative activities and a primary resource for assessing the many publications of the U.S. Congress from 1969 to present. (Off-campus access requires a CLS email username and password)
VersusLaw provides online access to U.S. federal and state primary law sources as well as Native American Tribal Court opinions. In order to access VersusLaw, you must register for the VersusLaw Law School Program.
Westlaw provides online access to U.S. federal and state law sources as well as sources of international law and the laws of a growing number of other jurisdictions. The CLS contract with Westlaw allows the library to create accounts for law school faculty including visiting faculty, law school staff, and law school students currently enrolled. Westlaw requires all users to register their accounts. During registration, users have the opportunity to create an optional custom username and password. Accounts not registered within six weeks of the day first used will automatically deactivate.
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