Attention Law Students!

Need an Overview About a Case? Case Search gives you all the Key Information you need.

The people at LexisNexis have made things a little easier by moving the Digest of a case to the top of the CaseSearch document so you can quickly see what a case is about. All the existing information such as the case history and cases considered are still there, but you can now scan the Digest first for relevancy. Another time saver for the busy legal researcher!

Journals

30 leading full text journals are to be added to LexisNexis over the coming months from Bloomsbury and Cambridge University Press. This means more articles in key practice areas such as crime, European law, healthcare to name a few.

Can't remember that legal definition? Try LexisNavigator!

This online tool has been expanded to cover more than 1000 terms. Now it's even easier to find that legal term in the QuickFind search on your homepage or on the practice area pages.

You can access Lexis Nexis through our Databases page http://www.dit.ie/library/databases/

Log in remotely using your Student Number and Library PIN.

Emerald e-books on trial

Emerald has set us up with a trial to its two E-Books series collections: the Business Management and Economics collection and the Social Sciences collection. In addition to providing access to business and management materials, the Business, Management and Economics collection also provides access to tourism and hospitality content. The Social Sciences collection provides political, educational and sociological materials.

The E-Books can be accessed from the "Books" tab on the Emerald Database Advanced Search page - Click here
Let us know what you think of this collection.

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The library has subscribed to a service that gives us an app to provide some library services on a mobile phone. You can search the catalogue, ejournals, Arrow and access the library website. To access this service you need to use this url http://www.libanywhere.com/m/476. This URL can also be used on your computer.

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