ACT422 Research Guide: Authorities & Sites

U.S. Code, Title 26: Internal Revenue Code, from Cornell's Legal Information Institute. Includes notes and amendments. See also Nexis Uni.

All of the U.S. Code, directly from the U.S. House. Also available in NexisUni.

From LaWriter.

Visit our page on Court Case Research to access court cases via the database NexisUni.

Written by lawyers, this searchable dictionary gives brief definitions of terms you may find in the authorities.

When integrated into case law documents, these symbols provide an indication of the subsequent history and treatment of a particular case. Learn more here.

Quick reference to what these are.

From Cornell's Legal Information Institute. Trouble reading a citation? Find out what those abbreviations might mean here.

Common abbreviations used in citations, from Columbus State Community College.

Reading legal citations, from Boston College Law Library.

Quick guide to the U.S. courts & court system.

From the University of Wisconson's Murphy Library, for legal citations.

With a library card from the State Library of Ohio, you can request OhioLINK items and pick them up there and return them there, even after graduation.