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Discover WestlawNext

by Bradford College Library on 2016-03-03T11:00:00+00:00 in Databases, Library Information, Library News | 0 Comments
For anyone looking for international legal material, WestlawNext is the database for you!
WestlawNext is the new name for Westlaw International. If you have used it before, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. The look and feel have recently changed, so it is a lot easier to use. WestlawNext provides access to law resources from the following jurisdictions: Australia, Canada, US, Hong Kong and Korea (oddly). There are also some Business Law materials for other countries including UAE and Iran.
If you are on campus, you can access WestlawNext directly from the following link: Westlaw International. If you are at home, it takes a bit longer… log in as usual to Westlaw and then click on Services. Choose International Material from the list.
WestlawNext is the US version of our own Westlaw UK, so the main page gives a list of links for all countries other than the US. This means that if you want US materials, you need to click on the WestlawNext logo at the top left of the page. You can then choose to search using the main search box at the top, or select specific materials such as Federal Cases, Statutes and Court Rules, or Secondary Sources (journals and encyclopedia). You can keep browsing to find a specific source, or use the search box which will default to search whatever content you have selected.
To view material from other countries, click on International Materials and select the country you want to research from the list. Again the search box at the top will default to whichever jurisdiction you choose. You can also search across all International Materials, but make sure your search is specific otherwise you will bring back a lot of results – for example, use quotation marks around case names or phrases.
If you want more detail of the content contained in the database, click on the International Materials Index link for a list, or the Secondary Sources Index for a list of US journals and Encyclopedia. Still confused? Don’t panic! We have helpsheets, video and top tips on our Library Moodle site for Law, or email me at l.banner@bradfordcollege.ac.uk for a step-by-step demo.

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