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.
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.
Type author, title or keywords into the library collections search box below:
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.