Treatises (Expert Authors, Primary Sources and Explanation, Updated, mostly U.S. law)
Scholarly Books
CWRU libraries: http://catalog.case.edu
OhioLINK catalog: http://catalog.ohiolink.edu/iii/encore/;jsessionid=984F44FE287A8A0CC7AEF8492116EC4F?lang=eng
JSTOR (over 10,000 academic ebooks) -- does not include current/recent articles -- (also) use Legal Collection, Electronic Journal Center
WorldCat:
https://firstsearch.oclc.org/WebZ/FSPrefs?entityjsdetect=:javascript=true:screensize=large:sessionid=fsapp5-42977-k0piv27t-bye0jj:entitypagenum=1:0 (Interlibrary Loan)
Law Review (and Scholarly) Articles
Lexis, Westlaw, HeinOnline, Scholarly Commons (bepress)
Ohiolink research databases (560 research databases)
Legal Collection
Academic Search Complete
Business Source Complete
CWRU Law (legal databases): 145 databases
Law Review issues that are symposia will have multiple articles on the same topic, presumably dealing with both sides of an issue.
Similarly, recent scholarly books (print or electronic), especially from academic presses, should cover both sides of a legal issue.
Meet with a librarian to pick which databases are most relevant to your research.
access to 295 electronic book titles on various international law topics
electronic access to selected Lexis treatises
access to historical American and British legal treatises
multi-disciplinary titles
legal titles from a variety of publishers
electronic access to selected Westlaw books
Study Aids
study aids published by Lexis and Carolina Press, such as the Understanding and Q&A Series
study aids published by West, such as hornbooks, nutshells, and the Black Letter Series
study aids published by WK, including Emmanuel Law Outlines and Examples and Explanations