Description
- Visit the Strayer Library to read one (1) article of your choosing from Harvard Law Review. Need help? Start with this search of all articles available and add keywords. Next, go to Cornell University Law School's online legal dictionary and encyclopedia Wex, located at http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex, and explore the contents available on the Website.
- Provide at least one (1) example to illustrate the manner in which a paralegal could use the information that you explored as primary or secondary sources of law. Justify your response.
- Compare two different research methods. Explain the benefits and drawbacks of each.
Explanation & Answer
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Research Methods – Outline
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How the paralegal can use the primary source for information
How the paralegal can use the secondary source for information
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Comparison of qualitative and quantitative research methods
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Drawbacks of qualitative and quantitative research methods
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The paralegal could use the online legal dictionary and encyclopedia Wex of Cornell
University Law School as the primary source because it gives firsthand evidence about copyright
issues in music production through the customized searches (Cornell Law School, 2018). The
law school website article, Music as a Matter of Law by Joseph P. Fishman, has information on
copyright law that provides is the secondary source in this case because Primary sources provide
the original underpinnings for other related research such as that which is in the article, Music...
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