Legal Research

Finding a Case from a Legal Citation

The UBC Law Library has a new research guide: Finding a Case from a Legal Citation

Theses Resources

Theses Resources is a link available from the Law Library homepage. Links include: • UBC Law Theses & Dissertations • Theses Canada Portal • ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global The UBC Library subscribes to the full text of all titles published in the ProQuest Digital Dissertations database from 1997-2007. • Theses & Dissertations Revised July […]

Newspapers and News Sources

Looking for newspaper articles? Check out this site for information… https://guides.library.ubc.ca/newspapers Please note: most online resources are restricted to UBC students, faculty, staff, and visitors working in the Library.

LLMC Digital

LLMC (Law Library Microform Consortium) Digital is a collection of digital legal materials that will grow over a planned ten year period, beginning in 2003. The collection consists of U.S. federal material relating to the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government. The Foreign Jurisdictions collection includes British Columbia Statutes, British Columbia Law Reports, Canada […]

Careers in Law: Annotated Bibliography

The UBC Law Library has a new guide available at http://guides.library.ubc.ca/lawcareers providing an annotated bibliography for law students and graduates investigating non-traditional positions that do not directly involve the practice of law (such as in fields of business, publishing, real estate, the arts, education, social services, and countless other areas).

New Treaties Section

The Law Library website has revised its Treaties links. To access these new links, go to the Law Library website, click on “Treaties” under the Legal Websites & Databases heading. There is also a new “Guide to Treaty Research (in PDF format),” which can be accessed on the Law Library website by clicking “Research Guides” […]