"Legal periodicals" refers to magazines, journals, or publications that focus on law-related topics. These materials are a valuable source of information for legal professionals, providing updates on new laws, court decisions, and other significant developments in the legal field.
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Sentences with «legal periodicals»
- When the word «originalism» began appearing in legal periodicals in the 1980s, a number of influential scholars and judges, primarily on the right, quickly came to treat it as the sole legitimate method to decide constitutional cases. (thefacultylounge.org)
- -- the Index to Canadian Legal Periodical Literature (ICLPL)(print only, from 1960 to current but with a large publishing lag / delay (i.e., I believe the 2005 annual volume was published circa 2008). (slaw.ca)
- The Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals covers international law (public and private), comparative law, and municipal law of countries other than the United States, British Isles, and British Commonwealth. (law.miami.edu)
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