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Examples of Legal OERs
- Available through the eLangdell Bookstore.
- All books are Creative Commons licensed and peer reviewed.
- All books are free (though users can purchase print copies for a fee).
- Currently there are over 70 books available.
- Available at https://opencasebook.org/.
- Created by Harvard University faculty and librarians.
- Registration is required, but is free.
- Currently there are over 400 casebooks available, plus over 8,000 legal documents (including statutes, individual cases, etc.).
- Available at https://www.oercommons.org/.
- Users can search using several variables, including subject and material type.
- Currently there are over 180 law textbooks available, including core doctrinal courses such as contracts, criminal law, property, and torts.
- Available at https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/.
- Users can browse subjects and can browse subsections of law (e.g. administrative law, constitutional law, etc.).
- Currently there are over 80 law textbooks available.
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Information found on these pages does not constitute legal advice. Use of these guides does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Capital University students, faculty, staff, alumni, and attorneys looking for reference assistance with legal materials may contact the reference department at reference@law.capital.edu. or call 614-236-6466 during normal reference hours.
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