Introduction
The UNB Law Library has many books on legal writing, including texts on how to draft legal documents, persuasive writing, writing in plain language, and more.
To search for books, use UNB WorldCat. UNB WorldCat contains records of materials held at the the Law Library and the other UNB Libraries: the Harriet Irving, IUC, and Head Hall libraries in Fredericton, and the Hans W. Klohn Commons in Saint John.
Tip: if an item is unavailable, check the Explore Editions & Formats tab in the item's record to see if we have an earlier edition!
An item's location code shows you where you can find it in the Law Library:
- LAWRESERVE: these items may be requested at the circulation desk on the first floor of the Law Library. Bring the item's call number with you to the desk, and the library assistant on duty will retrieve it for you.
- LAW-STACKS: these items are on the second floor of the Law Library. They can be checked out for three weeks at a time.
- LAW-REF: these items are in the Reference Section on the first floor of the Law Library. These items are for in-library use only.
- LAW-REFDSK: these items are located on the Reference Desk on the first floor of the Law Library. These items are for in-library use only.