Strategies for Narrowing Down Your Topic Include

question 10

Multiple Choice

Strategies for narrowing down your topic include:

• A) Completing a literature search to look at sub-topics
• B) Focusing on specific populations, like college students, children, the elderly.
• C) Work with your professor or college librarian to help you select a topic.
• D) All of these are good strategies.

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Definitions:

Treatises

Comprehensive and detailed written works, often on legal topics, that systematically cover the principles and laws related to a specific subject.

Law Review Articles

Scholarly articles published by law schools, usually written by law professors, scholars, or legal professionals, on various legal issues and topics.

Legal Research

The process of identifying and retrieving information necessary to support legal decision-making, encompassing a variety of resources such as statutes, case law, and legal writings.

Computer-Assisted

Supported or enhanced by the use of computers, often referring to tasks or processes that are made more efficient or accurate through digital technology.