Amateur Sports Law  

1. Home
2. Course Description
3. Current Awareness
4. Databases
5. Books & Journals
6. Laws
7. Free Web Sources
8. Research Guides & Tutorials

Reference Desk Hours

Mon:11-12, 12:30-2:30, 3-6 pm  

Tue: 12:30–2:30, 3-6pm 

Wed: 10–12, 12:30-2:30, 3-6pm

Thurs:10–12, 12:30-2:30, 3-6pm 

Fri: 9am–12, 12:30-2:30pm

Sat: 10am-1pm; 3:30pm-4:30pm 

Sun: 2-4pm 

Except during the Summer Session

when reference is by appointment

Phone

(619) 961-4351

E-mail

Catherine Deane
Patrick Meyer
Hadas Livnat
Torin Andrews
June Mac Leod

Welcome to TJSL's Research Guide for Sports Law. This guide works best using Internet Explorer.

Here you will find information about resources at the TJSL Library that can help you with your coursework on Sports Law.

You can use this guide to help you develop a strategic research plan for finding a topic and researching legal issues related to that topic.

To begin, start getting up to speed on the types of legal issues that come up in Sports Law, by browsing Blogs, Newsletters and other Sports Law news sources in the Current Awareness Section.

Also, be sure to check out the Conferences page, to see which Sports Law Conferences are coming up and whether they have issued a call for papers. You may want to write a paper and submit it to a Conference.

Table of Contents

1. Home
2. Course Description
3. Current Awareness
   • Blogs
   • News
   • Conferences & Discussion Groups
4. Databases
5. Books & Journals
   
   • Legal Periodicals
   • Books
6. Laws
7. Free Web Sources
8. Research Guides & Tutorials

Writers and contributers :  Jason Curtis, Catherine Deane, Hadas Livnat, June MacLeod.

1. Secondary Sources: Finding Legal Commentary and Analysis
2. Primary Sources: Finding the Law
3. Using ThomCat, the library catalog, to find items in the TJSL Library
4. Searching for Law Review Articles in general subscription databases such as:

• Lexis
• Westlaw
• LegalTrac
• HeinOnline