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Westlaw UK - legal research database. University login required off-campus. https://portal.roehampton.ac.uk/information/library/Pages/a-z-online-databases.aspx#w.
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Lexis Library - for legal resources and primary source material. University login required. https://portal.roehampton.ac.uk/information/library/Pages/a-z-online-databases.aspx#l.
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Nexis UK - Use this full-text database to access the title Lawyer 2B and to search across national and international newspaper and magazine titles. Login with university Username/Password via Shibboleth/ Academic Sign-In. Avoid blank boxes requiring an ID/Password. https://portal.roehampton.ac.uk/information/library/Pages/a-z-online-databases.aspx#n.
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Hein Online Law Journal Library - University login required off-campus. https://portal.roehampton.ac.uk/information/library/Pages/a-z-online-databases.aspx#h.
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Citing the law - an online tutorial using OSCOLA 4th edition. https://ilrb.cf.ac.uk/citingreferences/oscola/tutorial/.
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Oxford Law : OSCOLA FAQs. This webpage is not an authoritative source but you may find the FAQs useful. The suggestions on this page have not yet been discussed and approved by the OSCOLA editorial board. https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/oscola-faqs.