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October focus: Legal systems and skills
All law journeys start with the first tentative steps into legal education and skills. So as law degrees all over the country are starting we've chosen to focus on this area for October. We have breadth and depth in this area, with a wide range of lively and engaging titles to ignite and inspire students from day one.
Non-subscribers can access the legal systems & skills collection freely until 31 October.
October 2021 Update
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Whether you are an academic using Law Trove in your teaching, or a student who has access via your institution, it is important to us to know that you are getting the most ot of Law Trove. Please help us by taking 5 minutes to complete a short survey. Your feedback will help us to learn what is working, where we can improve, and what is important to you as users.
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Anyone who uses Law Trove can benefit from the wide range of materials on offer to help you get the most from your purchase. The regular webinars we offer are open to all, and free to attend. Simply sign up and benefit from some top tips, helpful advice, and the opportunity to ask questions.
You can register below for webinars coming up in October. They typically last an hour and times quoted are GMT:
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Why Oxford Law Trove?
Explore the wealth of Oxford law textbook list with intuitive functionality, navigation, and features that enhance the learning experience. A powerful search facility means you can delve deeper into your subject, and connect with additional resources in your own institution’s library.
Essential Cases
Unique to Law Trove, Essential Cases provide a bridge between course textbooks and key case judgments. They act as a spring board for students to engage with primary case materials, helping law teachers unblock a longstanding barrier.
Search tip #1 - speech marks
Search more accurately by using speech marks. Putting your phrase in speech marks tells the search engine to look for exact phrasing. Try to find a definition of tenants in common. Then try “tenants in common” to see the difference. Try war on terror vs “war on terror”. You'll pick up more tips like these at one of our webinars.
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Individual students can purchase subject collections or the complete collection direct from oup.com. Subject collections are priced at £44.99 and are available now, or consider the complete law collection for £199.99, both give access for 12 months. Institutions should contact their campus rep for full details.
