How To Find a Secondary Source
How To Find a Secondary Source
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Step 2. Pick the Book that relates to your topic
Step 2. Pick the Book that relates to your topic
Find the location of your book
(Call numbers with "K" relates to international law while numbers with "KF" refers to american law")
Step 3. Go to the floor and location of your book
Step 3. Go to the floor and location of your book
While looking for your book, the call numbers are located on the spine
Example of Finding ALR (American Law Reports)
Example of Finding ALR (American Law Reports)
Step 1: Search the UIC Law Library Database to find your book and call number
Step 2: Go to the floor and area of the library where the book is located. Many ALR books focus on different topics. Look in the ALR Index to find the correct book number.
Step 3: Go to the end of the ALR book to see if there is a pocket book, if there is look in it to ensure your topic is up to date.
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