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Searching Westlaw International
This two-page quick reference piece covers searching techniques for Westlaw International, including finding a document by citation, choosing a database, formulating a query, browsing retrieved documents, and printing documents. Updated July 2006.

Westlaw International Research Guide
This research guide provides detailed explanations of how to use westlawinternational.com, including Search, Browse, KeyCite, WestClip, Research Trails, and Chargeback. Sample searches provide guidance on retrieving international case law, statutes, and other types of documents, by region and by topic. Updated Fall 2005.

Westlaw Hong Kong Research Guide
This research guide provides detailed explanations of how to use www.westlaw.com.hk. Sample searches provide guidance on retrieving international case law, statutes, and other types of documents, by region and by topic. Updated August 2006.

Westlaw Simplified Chinese Guide
This research guide provides detailed explanations in Chinese of how to use Westlaw. Sample searches provide guidance on retrieving international case law, statutes, and other types of documents, by region and by topic.

Westlaw International General Subscription Contents
This is a list of databases included in the Westlaw International General Subscription, arranged by geographic region and content type. A brief description of each database, along with coverage information, is provided. Current through 20 Jul 2006.

Westlaw International General Subscription Journals & Law Reviews
This is a list of the Journals & Law Reviews databases included in the Westlaw International General Subscription, arranged by region/country. A brief description of each database, along with coverage information, is provide. Current through 20 Jul 2006.

Using KeyCite in westlaw.com^®
This 21-page guide provides detailed explanations of how to use KeyCite to quickly determine whether a U.S. federal or state case or statute is good law and to retrieve citing references. It also explains how to use KeyCite Alert to automatically monitor the status of cases and statutes, and how to use the Table of Authorities service to list the cases cited by a case.