By Kathy E. Shimpock and Marianne Sidorski Alcorn

The Arizona Legal Research Guide is designed to provide legal researchers with assistance in locating and using Arizona legal materials. This book provides a wealth of information and clear explanations of all facets of Arizona legal research including discussions on Arizona Legislative History; Arizona Statutory and Constitutional Law; Arizona Administrative, Executive and Municipal Publications; State Government Documents; Secondary and On-line Resources and Native American law. The guide also provides a discussion of how to set up a law library for the small law firm, and a detailed listing of Arizona’s legal research centers is included in Appendix A.

The authors are Kathy E. Shimpock, J.D., M.L.L., M.B.A., President of Juris Research and a member of the State Bar of Arizona; and Marianne Sidorski Alcorn, M.L.S., Reference Librarian at Arizona State University College of Law’s Ross Blakley Law Library. Together they have over 20 years experience as legal researchers, working in both law firm and academic settings. As the first legal research guide in Arizona, the book should be invaluable to any legal researcher.

Contributors include Victoria K. Trotta (J.D., M.L.S.); Donna Larson-Bennett (M.A.L.S.); and John D. Leshy (J.D.).

330 pages, 1992.

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