About this Guide
This guide will help you to identify and use legal resources when researching the legal history of murder. Each tab includes a short overview of a particular type of resource, with links to databases, websites, books, and other materials available through the library. For further help with your research, please contact the Law Library or Professor Metzmeier.
UofL Library Catalog
Researching any area of legal history requires some use of both legal and historical resources. This guide will attempt to bring both together to assist researchers interested in the legal history of murder (and the criminal law).
Key Links
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Print Resources
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Crime and Punishment in American History byCall Number: KF9223 .F75 1993ISBN: 9780465014873Publication Date: 1994
History Research Guides
- *History
- *Louisville History
- *Pan-African Studies Guide
- A Walk through the Civil Rights Movement with the University Libraries
- Adam Matthew Databases (ASERL)
- HIST 304: Historical Methods: The Civil War and Reconstruction
- HIST 310/WGST 391
- HIST 503/621: Digital Mapping of Civil Rights
- HIST 504/HIST 612/PAS 510: The Civil Rights Movement (K'Meyer)
- HIST 510-621: Documentary Film
- HIST 510/611: U.S.-Central America Relations (Keeley)
- HIST 510: Refugee Law & US Foreign Policy (Keeley)
- HIST 528/612 Recent American History 1929-1945
- History 104: Harbolt
- History 310: Reagan's America
- History 510
- History 510/611: Sports, Human Rights, and U.S. Foreign Relations (Keeley)
- History 597-697: Introduction to Public History (Kelland)
- History 605: Research Methods (Westerfeld)
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) Studies
- Medieval & Renaissance Studies
- Muhammad Ali: A Transcendent Life
- Native American Research Guide