http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast.asp en-us Copyright 2006 Robert C. Berring An indepth look at Legal Research Robert C. Berring This is a monthly podcast about Robert C. Berring's Legal Research This is a monthly podcast about Robert C. Berring's Legal Research Robert C. Berring robert@berringlegalresearch.com no http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast1.mp3 How can you use the Topic and Key Number system to search for cases by subject? Can it still help you in an online world? This and the mysteries of ALR, Key Search, Search Advisor and even a bit of Boolean theory are all discussed. Fri, 1 Sep 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. How can you use the Topic and Key Number system to search for cases by subject? Can it still help you in an online world? This and the mysteries of ALR, Key Search, Search Advisor and even a bit of Boolean theory are all discussed. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast1.mp3 10:31 Legal, Law, Research, Key, Numbers, Searching, Cases, Subject, Robert, Berring http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast2.mp3 Where can you find legislative histories? Why would you want to do so? Are free websites the answer? We discuss the beauties of the Congressional Information Service on LEXIS and the wonders of graphical statutory history on WESTLAW. Context remains the king. Fri, 8 Sep 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. Where can you find legislative histories? Why would you want to do so? Are free websites the answer? We discuss the beauties of the Congressional Information Service on LEXIS and the wonders of graphical statutory history on WESTLAW. Context remains the king. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast2.mp3 13:22 Legal, Law, Research, Legislative, Histories, Robert, Berring http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast3.mp3 Prof. Berring loves legal periodicals and he wants to help you find the ones that can help you. His intrepid assistant, Ms. Corman, discovers the good and bad points of using indexes and of using Boolean search techniques in full text data bases. The magic of SSRN and BePress are discussed. Thu, 14 Sep 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. Prof. Berring loves legal periodicals and he wants to help you find the ones that can help you. His intrepid assistant, Ms. Corman, discovers the good and bad points of using indexes and of using Boolean search techniques in full text data bases. The magic of SSRN and BePress are discussed. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast3.mp3 12:23 Legal, Law, Research, Legal, Periodicals, Robert, Berring http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast4.mp3 How to find local laws, some tips on searching, praise for public library websites, and Ms. Corman's visit to Professor Berring's hometown's website. Tue, 19 Sep 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. How to find local laws, some tips on searching, praise for public library websites, and Ms. Corman's visit to Professor Berring's hometown's website. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast4.mp3 9:31 Legal, Law, Research, Local Laws, Local, Laws, Robert, Berring http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast5.mp3 In the DVDs we promised you some history of the U.S. Code. We discuss that as well as the tricks of searching for federal statutes. Ms. Corman, a confirmed webizen, advocates using books. Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. In the DVDs we promised you some history of the U.S. Code. We discuss that as well as the tricks of searching for federal statutes. Ms. Corman, a confirmed webizen, advocates using books. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast5.mp3 11:02 Legal, Law, Research, The U.S. Code, Robert, Berring http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast6.mp3 What is the doctrine of precedent and what is its origin? Do judges make law? Why is the first year of law school so strange? We may not be able to fully explain the oddities of these pressing inquiries, but we sure have a great time trying. Thu, 28 Sep 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. What is the doctrine of precedent and what is its origin? Do judges make law? Why is the first year of law school so strange? We may not be able to fully explain the oddities of these pressing inquiries, but we sure have a great time trying. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast6.mp3 10:39 Legal, Law, Research, Judicial, Opinions, Precedent, Robert, Berring http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast7.mp3 Prof. Berring and the indefatigable Ms. Corman discuss ideas for research strategies that apply in the real world. Wed, 18 Oct 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. Prof. Berring and the indefatigable Ms. Corman discuss ideas for research strategies that apply in the real world. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast7.mp3 12:02 Legal, Research, Strategy http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast8.mp3 Thoughts from someone who is writing a law school exam and someone who is studying for one on how best to prepare. We did this one with first year students in mind. Wed, 15 Nov 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. Thoughts from someone who is writing a law school exam and someone who is studying for one on how best to prepare. We did this one with first year students in mind. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast8.mp3 10:28 Preparing, Finals, Legal, Research, Exams, Law, School http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast9.mp3 This podcast is designed for that night when law school has put you into a funk. Before you can do any legal research (or anything else) your brain must revive. Professor Berring and Student Corman recount favorite law school horror stories to make you feel better. Wed, 29 Nov 2006 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. This podcast is designed for that night when law school has put you into a funk. Before you can do any legal research (or anything else) your brain must revive. Professor Berring and Student Corman recount favorite law school horror stories to make you feel better. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast9.mp3 11:22 First, Year, Law, School, Legal, Research http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast10.mp3 Professor Berring and now 3L Corman discuss administrative agencies, the Code of Federal Regulations, and the Federal Register. The Wild West theory of administrative information is tested out. Context is key. Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. Professor Berring and now 3L Corman discuss administrative agencies, the Code of Federal Regulations, and the Federal Register. The Wild West theory of administrative information is tested out. Context is key. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast10.mp3 10:58 Administrative, Law, Changing, World, Research http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast11.mp3 Musings on: 1) why you should attend law school in the first place, 2) strong endorsement of clinics and externships, and 3) taking advantage of Lexis and Westlaw trainings while you still can. Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:00:00 GMT Robert C. Berring Jr. Musings on: 1) why you should attend law school in the first place, 2) strong endorsement of clinics and externships, and 3) taking advantage of Lexis and Westlaw trainings while you still can. http://www.berringlegalresearch.com/podcast/podcast11.mp3 10:52 Law, School, Confidential, Legal, Research, Earn, iPod