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Get Paid for Your Case Briefs
Sue Altmeyer, Electronic Services Librarian, sue.altmeyer@law.csuohio.edu | October 23, 2009 - 13:25
Quimbee.com offers you $7 for each brief, but only for the cases listed. Quimby also has a databank of case briefs, as does 4Lawschool, Lawnix and Law Student Guru. Use caution when using these briefs, as they may contain errors. A safer bet is using LexisNexis case briefs. Select Get a Document, type in the citation and select Case Brief.
Thanks to the Nova City Law Blog.
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Eric M. | 26/10/2009, 13:14
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LexisNexis briefs are not very useful. Many cases address several issues in detail, most of which are absent from the version in the case book. A LexisNexis brief may consist of 90% unimportant material. I also recommend avoiding Wikipedia and 4lawschool at all costs.