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At our online catalog, use the pulldown menu and search for the following subject headings to find relevant material in the NCCU Law Library collection:
While users of this guide are advised to browse the various tabs and find the sources which best suit their needs, these treatises are considered the best in their respective fields:
Criminal Procedure in North Carolina, Third Edition
by
Irving Joyner
North Carolina Criminal Defense Motions Manual
by
Maitri Klinkosum
DWI Trial Notebook: A Trial Lawyer's Guide to Defending a DWI Case in North Carolina
by
David R. Teddy
Legal encyclopedias provide an alphabetical arrangement of legal subjects. While the two national encyclopedias (CJS and AmJur) only provide a general overview of legal subjects, state specific legal encyclopedias (such as Strong's NC Index) provide more in-depth discussion, with an emphasis on relevant statutes and case law.
Corpus Juris Secundum
by
West Publishing Company
American Jurisprudence 2d
by
West Publishing Company
Strong’s North Carolina Index, 4th.
by
John M. Strong
American Jurisprudence Legal Forms 2d
by
Publisher's Editorial Staff
American Jurisprudence Pleading and Practice Forms Annotated
by
Publisher's Editorial Staff
North Carolina Criminal Trial Practice Forms
by
Ronald Price
West's Legal Forms
by
Paul Lieberman
Search and Seizure
by
Wayne R. LaFave
Federal Habeas Corpus Practice and Procedure
by
Randy Hertz; James S. Liebman
Members of the NCCU Law Community may access articles from the following journals by using HeinOnline or Legaltrac while on-campus. To access either of these databases from off-campus, patrons must log in to these products with their NCCU username and password.
American Criminal Law Review
Available electronically via HeinOnline or Legaltrac
American Journal of Criminal Law
Available electronically via HeinOnline
Annual Review of Criminal Procedure (formerly part of the Georgetown Law Journal)
Available electronically via HeinOnline
Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law
Available electronically via HeinOnline
Criminal Law Review (formerly Buffalo Criminal Law Review)
Available electronically via HeinOnline
Criminal Law Brief
Available electronically via HeinOnline
Criminal Law Magazine and Reporter
Available electronically via HeinOnline
Criminal Law Quarterly
Available electronically via HeinOnline
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
Available electronically via HeinOnline or Legaltrac
Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law
Available electronically via HeinOnline
Western Criminology Review
Available electronically via HeinOnline
*In addition to consulting the aforementioned journals, patrons may also wish to search across the law journal/review collections of HeinOnline, Lexis Advance and Westlaw Edge for pertinent articles in general/primary law journals.