Scholarly Writing: Writing Resources

Guide from the Law Library at Boston University, with detailed information about the process of researching and writing law review notes and seminar papers.

With your ONU credentials, you can access a number of Legal Writing e-books online and offline by downloading the Lexis Digital Library app.

Guide from the law library at NYU that includes links to articles and book chapters to aid in researching and writing for law reviews.

Perma.cc is a hyperlink preservation tool that addresses the problem of broken hyperlinks in law review article citations. Perma.cc creates permanent, archived versions of webpages with a permalink (i.e. permanent URL). If a page is taken down or the link is otherwise broken, the page can still be accessed using the link created with Perma.cc.

Guide from the University of Washington's law school with details on preemption checks, researching your topic, choosing where to submit for publication and more.

The Outlining tab on this research guide details several ways to organize your paper, depending on the type of issue(s) you plan to discuss and provides examples.

This 307-page volume details strategies for writing a publishable academic legal paper and even includes a sample student article.