This document discusses sourcing acts and considers them in articles using the example of the Bail Act 1982 (WA) Act No.86 of 1982. It also lists determining the search term "Bail Act 1982".
This document discusses sourcing acts and considers them in articles using the example of the Bail Act 1982 (WA) Act No.86 of 1982. It also lists determining the search term "Bail Act 1982".
This document discusses sourcing acts and considers them in articles using the example of the Bail Act 1982 (WA) Act No.86 of 1982. It determines the search terms "Bail Act" and "Western" and lists two methods.
The document discusses sourcing acts considered in articles using the Bail Act 1982 (WA) Act No.86 of 1982 as an example. It outlines two search methods, the first using the search terms "Bail Act" Western WA and the second using the search terms "Bail Act" within 30 words of (Western OR WA) to create a search string.
This document discusses sourcing legislation through two methods: Method 1 involves searching for specific terms related to the legislation like "Bail Act" and the act number; Method 2 involves using an online database to select the version of the legislation that was in force at the relevant point in time without specifying search terms.
This document discusses sourcing legislation and provides an example of the Bail Act (WA) s 51 Act No.86 of 1982. It outlines two methods for determining relevant search terms which are either using individual terms like "Bail" and "Act No.86 of 1982" or combining them with OR, and selecting the version of the legislation that is relevant to the specific point in time being considered.
The document discusses methods for sourcing delegated legislation such as bail regulations, including using search terms like "Bail" and selecting the relevant version based on the start and end dates to find the regulations that were in force at a particular point in time.
The document outlines two methods for sourcing Australian legislation on organ and tissue donation and transplantation from 2008. Method 1 involves searching terms alphabetically and selecting the version that is relevant based on start and end dates. Method 2 involves searching numerically and scrolling down to Act No. 122 of 2008, then selecting the appropriate version based on dates. Both methods require identifying the relevant version of the act based on the period being researched.
This document discusses sourcing speeches from the Federal Parliament of Australia between 2008-2009. It mentions searching for speeches by Malcolm Turnbull during this period. The search terms and methods are outlined to find relevant speeches for analysis from Hansard records.
This document discusses the case Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission [2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404. It provides two search methods for finding information on this case using Lexis Advance CaseBase. The search methods involve using different search terms to locate the case details and opinions within the Lexis Advance database.
This document discusses sourcing cases with FirstPoint and provides an example case of Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission [2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404. FirstPoint uses case status symbols to indicate the legal status and availability of cases in its database.
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This document provides examples of how to cite articles in legal publications. It lists a journal article citation including the author's name, article title in quotation marks, journal name, volume and issue numbers, and page numbers. It also lists a DOI URL for accessing the full text of the cited article online. The document suggests determining search terms to find the cited article.
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This document provides guidance on sourcing articles in legal writing. It gives an example of how to cite a journal article, including the author's name, article title in quotation marks, journal name, journal volume and issue, and page number. It also demonstrates how to search for an article online using keywords from the title and author's name to create a search string combining the terms within a specified number of words.
This document provides guidance on how to source articles in legal writing. It explains that articles should be cited with the author's name, article title in quotation marks, publication year, volume number, and page number. As an example, it provides the citation (1991) 50 C.L.J. 252 for the article "Property in Thin Air" by Kevin Gray. It also shows how to search for the article using search terms from the title and author in the database search string "property air"~5 AND Gray.
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This document provides guidance on how to source articles in legal writing. It explains that articles should be cited with the author's name, article title in quotation marks, publication year, volume number, and page number. As an example, it lists a citation for an article by Kevin Gray in the 1991 volume 50 of the Cambridge Law Journal on page 252. It also shows how to search for this article online using keywords from the title and author in a search string connected with "AND".
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This document discusses sourcing academic articles. It provides an example citation for an article written by Kevin Gray in 1991 in the Cambridge Law Journal volume 50 on page 252 about property in thin air. It also shows the digital object identifier and a search string that can be used to search for the article using the terms "property" within 5 words of "air" and the author "Gray".
This document provides examples of how to cite articles in legal journals and online. It lists a journal article citation from 1991 that discusses "Property in thin air" and includes the author's name, title of the article, journal name, volume and page number. It also lists the same article found online and includes the DOI (digital object identifier) for that source.
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This document provides examples of how to source articles in legal writing. It lists an example citation for an article from 1991 in the Cambridge Law Journal volume 50 on page 252, written by Kevin Gray titled "Property in Thin Air". It also lists the DOI for the article. It recommends determining search terms from the article title, in this case "Property in thin air", to find the article online.
This document provides an example of how to cite an article in a law journal. It lists the full citation for an article by Kevin Gray published in 1991 in the Cambridge Law Journal volume 50 on page 252 discussing the topic of property in thin air. The document also lists the digital object identifier or DOI for the same article.
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This document provides examples of how to cite articles in legal publications. It lists a journal article citation including the author's name, article title in quotation marks, journal name, volume number, date, and page number. It also lists a DOI link to access the full text of the article online. The document suggests searching for the article title in quotation marks to find the full text.
This document provides examples of how to cite articles in legal journals and online. It lists a journal article citation from 1991 that discusses the topic of "Property in thin air" written by Kevin Gray and published in the Cambridge Law Journal, including the volume and page numbers. It also lists the DOI link to access the article online.
The document provides examples to check if a journal is peer reviewed. It lists two examples, the Cambridge Law Journal and Tort Law Review, to demonstrate how to check the peer review status of academic journals. Verifying peer review helps ensure the quality and credibility of the research published in the journal.
The document provides examples to check if a journal is peer reviewed. It lists two examples: the Cambridge Law Journal and the Tort Law Review. These examples can be used to determine if a particular journal employs a peer review process to ensure the quality of its published research.
Negligence and breach of duty are legal concepts relating to tort law. The document discusses searching for peer-reviewed articles on these topics by determining relevant search terms to input, such as "negligence" and "breach of duty".
The document provides examples of how to cite legal articles from the Cambridge Law Journal and Tort Law Review. It lists the full citations for two articles, including the author names, article titles, publication details, and digital object identifiers or URLs. The examples demonstrate the proper formatting for citing journal articles by year, volume, and page number according to the particular publication.
The document provides examples of how to cite legal journal articles by title. It shows two examples citing journal articles, including the author's name, article title in quotation marks, journal name, volume and page number, and digital object identifier or URL for online access. The examples demonstrate citing articles from the Cambridge Law Journal and Tort Law Review respectively.
The document discusses searching for cases related to section 51 of the Bail Act 1982 (WA). It mentions using search terms like "Bail Act" and "51" and searching via different methods, including scrolling through results and filtering them. The goal appears to be finding judicial consideration or interpretation of section 51 through various search approaches.
This document provides guidance on researching amendments to legislation in Western Australia. It instructs the user to determine search terms related to the legislation, section, and amendments. It also advises reviewing explanatory memorandums of amending acts to understand the purpose of amendments, and checking the wording of the original act to understand what changed. The document emphasizes sourcing the original and amended legislation as well as any relevant explanatory memorandums.
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Plaintiff Christopher Michael Ausnit (hereinafter “Plaintiff”) was sexually assaulted and abused by Defendant John Dale Halpern (hereinafter “Defendant”) multiple times during an extensive and extenuating period of time, ranging between 1972 and 1994, approximately. The abuse was systematic, repetitive, horrific, outrageous, and spanned from when the Plaintiff was a minor, to adulthood, causing extensive psychological trauma and emotional distress.
This document discusses the case Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission [2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404. It provides two search methods for finding information on this case using Lexis Advance CaseBase. The search methods involve using different search terms to locate the case details and opinions within the Lexis Advance database.
This document discusses sourcing cases with FirstPoint and provides an example case of Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission [2013] HCA 1; 249 CLR 435; (2013) 294 ALR 404. FirstPoint uses case status symbols to indicate the legal status and availability of cases in its database.
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This document provides examples of how to cite articles in legal publications. It lists a journal article citation including the author's name, article title in quotation marks, journal name, volume and issue numbers, and page numbers. It also lists a DOI URL for accessing the full text of the cited article online. The document suggests determining search terms to find the cited article.
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This document provides guidance on sourcing articles in legal writing. It gives an example of how to cite a journal article, including the author's name, article title in quotation marks, journal name, journal volume and issue, and page number. It also demonstrates how to search for an article online using keywords from the title and author's name to create a search string combining the terms within a specified number of words.
This document provides guidance on how to source articles in legal writing. It explains that articles should be cited with the author's name, article title in quotation marks, publication year, volume number, and page number. As an example, it provides the citation (1991) 50 C.L.J. 252 for the article "Property in Thin Air" by Kevin Gray. It also shows how to search for the article using search terms from the title and author in the database search string "property air"~5 AND Gray.
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This document provides guidance on how to source articles in legal writing. It explains that articles should be cited with the author's name, article title in quotation marks, publication year, volume number, and page number. As an example, it lists a citation for an article by Kevin Gray in the 1991 volume 50 of the Cambridge Law Journal on page 252. It also shows how to search for this article online using keywords from the title and author in a search string connected with "AND".
Article Considered in Articles Using Kluwer Law OnlineMurdochLawLibrary
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This document discusses sourcing academic articles. It provides an example citation for an article written by Kevin Gray in 1991 in the Cambridge Law Journal volume 50 on page 252 about property in thin air. It also shows the digital object identifier and a search string that can be used to search for the article using the terms "property" within 5 words of "air" and the author "Gray".
This document provides examples of how to cite articles in legal journals and online. It lists a journal article citation from 1991 that discusses "Property in thin air" and includes the author's name, title of the article, journal name, volume and page number. It also lists the same article found online and includes the DOI (digital object identifier) for that source.
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This document provides examples of how to source articles in legal writing. It lists an example citation for an article from 1991 in the Cambridge Law Journal volume 50 on page 252, written by Kevin Gray titled "Property in Thin Air". It also lists the DOI for the article. It recommends determining search terms from the article title, in this case "Property in thin air", to find the article online.
This document provides an example of how to cite an article in a law journal. It lists the full citation for an article by Kevin Gray published in 1991 in the Cambridge Law Journal volume 50 on page 252 discussing the topic of property in thin air. The document also lists the digital object identifier or DOI for the same article.
Article Considered in Articles Using CCH IntelliConnectMurdochLawLibrary
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This document provides examples of how to cite articles in legal publications. It lists a journal article citation including the author's name, article title in quotation marks, journal name, volume number, date, and page number. It also lists a DOI link to access the full text of the article online. The document suggests searching for the article title in quotation marks to find the full text.
This document provides examples of how to cite articles in legal journals and online. It lists a journal article citation from 1991 that discusses the topic of "Property in thin air" written by Kevin Gray and published in the Cambridge Law Journal, including the volume and page numbers. It also lists the DOI link to access the article online.
The document provides examples to check if a journal is peer reviewed. It lists two examples, the Cambridge Law Journal and Tort Law Review, to demonstrate how to check the peer review status of academic journals. Verifying peer review helps ensure the quality and credibility of the research published in the journal.
The document provides examples to check if a journal is peer reviewed. It lists two examples: the Cambridge Law Journal and the Tort Law Review. These examples can be used to determine if a particular journal employs a peer review process to ensure the quality of its published research.
Negligence and breach of duty are legal concepts relating to tort law. The document discusses searching for peer-reviewed articles on these topics by determining relevant search terms to input, such as "negligence" and "breach of duty".
The document provides examples of how to cite legal articles from the Cambridge Law Journal and Tort Law Review. It lists the full citations for two articles, including the author names, article titles, publication details, and digital object identifiers or URLs. The examples demonstrate the proper formatting for citing journal articles by year, volume, and page number according to the particular publication.
The document provides examples of how to cite legal journal articles by title. It shows two examples citing journal articles, including the author's name, article title in quotation marks, journal name, volume and page number, and digital object identifier or URL for online access. The examples demonstrate citing articles from the Cambridge Law Journal and Tort Law Review respectively.
The document discusses searching for cases related to section 51 of the Bail Act 1982 (WA). It mentions using search terms like "Bail Act" and "51" and searching via different methods, including scrolling through results and filtering them. The goal appears to be finding judicial consideration or interpretation of section 51 through various search approaches.
This document provides guidance on researching amendments to legislation in Western Australia. It instructs the user to determine search terms related to the legislation, section, and amendments. It also advises reviewing explanatory memorandums of amending acts to understand the purpose of amendments, and checking the wording of the original act to understand what changed. The document emphasizes sourcing the original and amended legislation as well as any relevant explanatory memorandums.
John Halpern, cofounder of Bain Capital, Sued for Sexual Assault.pdflunaticsumon
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Plaintiff Christopher Michael Ausnit (hereinafter “Plaintiff”) was sexually assaulted and abused by Defendant John Dale Halpern (hereinafter “Defendant”) multiple times during an extensive and extenuating period of time, ranging between 1972 and 1994, approximately. The abuse was systematic, repetitive, horrific, outrageous, and spanned from when the Plaintiff was a minor, to adulthood, causing extensive psychological trauma and emotional distress.
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This presentation and the article in the link present the steps foreigners must take in order to apply for a work permit in Czech Republic: https://czech-immigration.com/czech-republic-work-permit/.
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