Highlights of Selected Databases

"American Jurisprudence 2d carries forward the basic concept developed in American Jurisprudence. It is an A to Z text statement of American Law, both state and federal. This set provides an unparalleled breadth of coverage of all fields of American law-state and federal, civil and criminal, substantive and procedural. The articles collect, examine, and summarize the broad principles of American law and, at the same time, provide direct leads to supporting cases, related annotations, forms, proofs, and trial techniques."--Westlaw description.

"C.J.S., a national legal encyclopedia, covers state and federal legal topics from A to Z. General rules of law are summarized in blackletter law headings and expanded upon in the text. The book also provides the limitations and exceptions to the rules where appropriate."--Westlaw description.

"American Jurisprudence Trials contains articles authored by practicing attorneys and covers all areas of litigation. The articles provide trial-tested litigation tools to secure better settlements and verdicts."--Westlaw description.

Proof of facts articles, authored by attorneys and experts, identify the essential facts and how to prove them in a variety of civil litigation and criminal defense actions.

"North Carolina Index 4th ("NCIN") is a current encyclopedia of North Carolina law, containing an analytical treatment of law established in North Carolina courts and federal courts applying North Carolina law, and law enacted by the North Carolina legislature. NCIN contains more than 300 titles encompassing a broad range of legal topics that systematically address the entire field of North Carolina legal doctrine."--Westlaw description.

"Georgia Jurisprudence is a current and comprehensive encyclopedia of Georgia law, containing an analytical treatment of all law established in Georgia courts and by acts of the legislature. The encyclopedia contains a broad range of legal topics that systematically describe the entire field of Georgia legal doctrine."--Westlaw description.

"South Carolina Jur is a current and comprehensive encyclopedia of South Carolina law, containing an analytical treatment of all the law established by South Carolina courts and by acts of the legislature. The encyclopedia contains more than 160 separate titles on a broad range of legal topics that systematically describe the encompassed fields of South Carolina legal doctrine."--Westlaw description.