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Legal Ethics Links

Legal professionals are expected to follow the Rules of Professional Conduct.  This research guide provides you with a whole array of resources in this important area, including ethics opinions, WSBA Disciplinary Notices, and Freivogel on Conflicts.  It’s a must-read for guidance in professional responsibility.

Washington Legislative History

Need to know how to research Washington legislative history? Just like Federal legislative history helps interpret what a law means, state legislative history helps too.  The Washington Legislative History Research guide by Tina Ching can walk you through the process of researching legislative history in Washington, as well as how to handle LEXIS and Westlaw searches for best results when looking at Washington law, and even provides a few links to interesting reading like Edward Seeberger’s Sine die: a Guide to the Washington State Legislative Process.  When doing your Legal Writing papers or out in the real world, if you need legislative intent, this guide will help you find it.

On-Line Indian Law Resources

Lupe Ceballos and the Center for Indian Law and Policy prepared this excellent guide of resources on Indian law, Indian rights and treaties, and rights of tribal nations. This guide is useful for everyone from students on their first day in their federal Indian law class to practitioners working in the field.

Finding Videos

There’s a number of ways you can get video content in the law school. This research guide tells you about the MediaLaw server, the videos we have in the law library, and how to find videos on course reserve.

Exam Taking Resources

Starting to prepare for exams?  Consult our online research guide on Exam Taking Resources for a bibliography of books and other resources you may find useful for exam preparation.

Finding Study Aids

There are many kinds of study aids, and they each have a niche which you should know about and understand. This guide fills you in on what the library has, what the library doesn’t have, and when to use what guides.

Locating Past Exams

When you’re studying, it can be really helpful to see sample questions, either from a professor or in the subject matter generally.  This guide by Charity Braceros shows you where the past exams are, how they are organized, and what you need to know about finding old exams.  Newer exams are placed on TWEN sites at the discretion of faculty members.


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