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Looking for help on how to do legal research? We've created a short online course on finding cases and noting them up, a series of videos on legislative research tasks, and a series of videos on finding precedents using tools available at BC courthouse libraries.
Learn how to find cases and note them up using sources that are free on the web or available in BC courthouse libraries. This is an online course consisting of eight short videos.
How to trace legislation back in time to when it was first enacted.
Researching Legislation, Part 2: Noting Up Legislation How to note up legislation to see whether any cases have considered it using LawSource (Westlaw Canada).
How to research the intent behind a piece of legislation by tracking the legislative debates at the time the legislation was introduced.
How to use CLE Online to find forms and precedents, using the example of trying to find a shareholders agreement.
How to use Courthouse Libraries BC's library catalogue to find forms and precedents, using the example of trying to find a shareholders agreement.
How to use O'Brien's Encyclopedia of Forms to find forms and precedents, using the example of trying to find a shareholders agreement.
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