Secondary sources are those that evaluate, explain or define the law and include:
It is often best to use secondary sources at the beginning of your research to get a good overview of your legal topic. Secondary sources will also reference the key primary materials.
Lexis+ is replacing Lexis Advance in early 2024.
To be used exclusively for academic research only.
Provides Australian case law (including the CaseBase case citator), legislation, journals, commentary (including a comprehensive legal dictionary & the Halsbury's legal encyclopaedia), and practical guidance modules. Some international content (NZ, UK, US, Canada & Hong Kong) is also included.
View the Lexis+ Introductory Guide or Help pages to get started.
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This short video demonstrates how to find a copy of a particular textbook.
Complete this tutorial to learn about the different types of secondary sources that can you update the law. Click at the bottom-right corner to expand to full size.