Cite-Checking   Tags: citation, cite_checking  

Law Library personnel are happy to assist you with your law review and journal work. This page presents tips for identifying and locating supporting sources and guidelines for using library materials and services. Please feel free to ask for help at the Information Desk or contact a member of the Law Library faculty or staff directly.

Click these links or the tabs above for information about:

• Locating Sources
• Finding and Using Library Materials
• Interlibrary Loan
• Practical Information (e.g., copies, carts, conference rooms)
• Citation Resources (including what to do with incomplete or inaccurate citations)

See Finding Library Materials for more information on how to find materials referenced in this guide.

Research Help
During the regular academic year, reference librarians are typically available Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. to provide research guidance. Consult the reference schedule for the most current information.

John Edwards (271-2141, john.edwards@drake.edu) 
Rebecca Lutkenhaus (271-2053, rebecca.lutkenhaus@drake.edu)
Karen Wallace (271-2989, karen.wallace@drake.edu)
David Hanson (271-2077, david.hanson@drake.edu)
Deborah Sulzbach (271-3784, deborah.sulzbach@drake.edu)
Julie Thomas (271-2052, julie.thomas@drake.edu)

Computer Help
See the computer help directory for guidance on who to contact for your issue.

If you are interested in learning about different research tools that may be helpful in cite checking (or writing a note) and how to use them effectively, we would be happy to schedule an individual or group training session. Please let us know.