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| Advanced Sheets | Paper back pamphlets published weekly which reporter cases, including correct volume and page number.
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| Case Law | Law established by judcial decisions made in court cases.
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| Citators | A set of books used to verify legal and locate additional, more recent cases
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| Digest | A detailed index by subject on points of law covered by reported cases
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| Federal Register | Published daily, contains federal administrative rules and regulations.
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| Legal Encyclopedia | Books that states principals of law supported by footnote references to pertinent cases throughout the US.
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| Legal Texts | Books that cover specific areas of law, usually dealing with a single topic
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| Loose-leaf service | Loose leaf replacement provided by a publisher in area of the law were changes occur at a rapid rate
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| Mandatory legal authority | Primary legal authority that the court is required to follow
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| Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory | A publication of several volumes that contains names, addresses, specialties, and ratings of lawyers
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| Ordinance | A rule established; may be a muncipal statute of a city counsel regulating such matters of zonings, building, safety, matters of municipality, etc.
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| Persuasive Legal Authority | Case law and analysis from other jurisdictions that may shed light on a case in which mandatory legal authority is ambiguous or nonexistent.
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| Pocket Parts | Supplements to law books in pamphlet form which are inserted in a pocket inside the back cover of the books to keep them current
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| Primary Authority | Constitutions, codes, statutes, ordinance, and case law
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| Reporters | Books that contain published curt decisions
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| Restatement | A publication that explains the law in a particular field.
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| Secondary Authority | (1) Legal encyclopedias, treaties, legal text, law review articles, restatements, and essays. (2) Writings which set forth the opinion of the writer as to the law.
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| Supremacy Clause | The clause of the united states constitution establish that neither Congress nor any state legislature may en act laws that conflict with the U.S. Constitutions
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