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reading cases??

lallychops · 2010-10-05 16:09:38

i need to start reading more cases apparently. any tips as to where to find them online or otherwise? i need full judgments etc if possible. thanks in advance.

05-10-2010 4:09pm

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i need to start reading more cases apparently. any tips as to where to find them online or otherwise? i need full judgments etc if possible. thanks in advance.

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http://www.bailii.org/
http://www.ucc.ie/law/irlii/index.php
http://www.courts.ie/Judgments.nsf/Webpages/HomePage

Plus there are some subscription sites that, if you are in an academic institute, you should have access to. You should ask in your college department what sites they have access to and check those out as well.

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#3 05-10-2010 8:17pm

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Have always found it more interesting and easier to get one's head around legal concepts to read the leading cases.

Make a note of each as you go along. Most examiners welcome knowledge of case law.

I know it takes time and effort, but it is better than looking thru someone else's notes or whatever.

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