Are you conducting a content analysis of news media (newspapers, broadcast news, news websites, etc.)? If so, check out our new guide on conducting a media literature review:

Media literature reviews: How to conduct a literature review using news sources

Use this guide if you are conducting a literature review of news sources on a certain topic, and need help locating a sample of news sources for your analysis.  For example:

Lexbox is a new Google Chrome plug-in that helps you collect and cite legal cases and legislation.

Lexbox captures info from CANLII as well as a handful of official government websites, including the Supreme Court of Canada, the Federal Court, and BC Laws.

Key features:

Enjoy the latest edition of the online Elsevier Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences!

This encyclopedia's in-depth, multi-page entries cover the latest in forensic sciences. This is a good place to start when researching a forensics topic, before you explore deeper with more specific journal articles.

Encyclopedia entries cover a broad range of topics from forensics administration to DNA to urine analysis. Example entries:

I'm pleased to note SFU Library now has access to the American Law Institute Collection, via the HeinOnline database.

Highlights of the collection include:

--The US Model Penal Code

--Restatement of the law: codifications of common law judge-made doctrines that develop gradually over time because of the principle of stare decisis