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Study Aids Online - West Academic
This online collection provides access to hundreds of supplemental study resources to help students succeed in law school including the following series: Intro to Law School series; Academic Success series (i.e., How to Write Law School Exams: IRAC Perfected), Hornbooks/Treatises (Concise Hornbook Series and Concepts and Insights Series); Law Stories Series; Nutshells; and Exam Prep materials like Flash Cards, Acing Series; and Career Guides. Our collection also includes access to audio lectures like the Sum and Substance Audio series.
To create an online study aids account, access West Study Aids. Select Create an Account link at the top right corner on the West Study Aids Home page. Use your Mercer Law email as the email address.
Study Aids Online - Wolters Kluwer (WK)
Wolters Kluwer online study aids provides unlimited access to hundreds of study aid titles, including Examples & Explanations (a law student favorite), Emanuel Law Outlines, Glannon Guides, and more. Students may be prompted to enter their MyMercer Login and ID to access it off campus. We recommend that students create their own accounts for taking notes, printing, downloading, and highlighting, but they need to be on the law school campus to create their accounts. (Click To Personalize Login in upper right corner.)
The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) provides online interactive tutorials on legal topics. Please see a law librarian at the Reference Desk for Mercer's access code. The following links lead to lessons on constitutional law:
West Study Aids Online
Articles
Writing Law Examinations by John H. Langbien
CALI Lessons
Writing Better Law School Exams: The Importance of Structure
Tips for Multiple Choice Exams in Law School
Law School Exams: Preparing and Writing to Win by 
Writing Essay Exams to Succeed in Law School by
The Annotated U. S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence by 
Barron and Dienes' Constitutional Law in a Nutshell by 
Constitutional Law: Principles and Policies by 
Constitutional Law for a Changing America by 
Constitutional Law Stories by 
Examples and Explanations: Constitutional Law - National Power and Federalism by 
Examples and Explanations: Constitutional Law: Individual Rights by 
Hornbook on Constitutional Law by 
Inside Constitutional Law: What Matters and Why by 
Mastering Constitutional Law by 
The Oxford Guide to United States Supreme Court Decisions by 
The Oxford Handbook of the U. S. Constitution by 
The Oxford Introductions to U. S. Law: Constitutional Law by 
Principles of Constitutional Law, 4th by 
The U. S. Constitution A to Z by 
Understanding Constitutional Law by 
Active Liberty by 
America's Unwritten Constitution by 
American Constitutional Law by 
The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation by 
Treatise on Constitutional Law by 
The American Constitution: Its Origin and Development by 
American Constitutional Law: Constitutional Structures & Constitutional Rights by 
Constitutional Conflicts Between Congress and the President by 
The Embattled Constitution by 
The Heritage Guide to the Constitution by 
Interpreting the Constitution: The Debate Over Original Intent by 
Living Originalism by 
A Matter of Interpretation by 
Modern Constitutional Law by
On Constitutional Ground by 
On Reading the Constitution by 
Originalism and the Good Constitution by 
Our Undemocratic Constitution by 
We the People: Foundations (Vol.1) by 
We the People: Transformations (Vol. 2) by 
Use the Law Library’s home page, Student Services web page, and LawCat, the library's online catalog, to find additional resources and books.
Law students should check Course Reserves to determine whether their professors placed additional materials in the library's Reserve collection behind the circulation desk.