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Florida Resources

This State Guide lists the major sources of law in this state.

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State Law Reviews & Bar Journals

Florida Law Review
- Fla. L. Rev. on HeinOnline (Vols. 1 - , 1948 - ) (Vols. 1 - 40; 1948 - 1988 known as University of Florida Law Review)
Florida State University Law Review:
- Fla. St. U.L. Rev. on HeinOnline (Vols. 1 - , 1973 - )
Florida Bar Journal:
- Fla. Bar J. on HeinOnline (Vols. 1 - ,1927 - )
FL Law Reviews & Journals on Lexis
FL Law Reviews & Journals on Westlaw
HeinOnline Law Journal Library: Florida

Historical Legal Treatises & Materials in General

LLMC Digital: U.S. States & Territories
Includes historical primary sources, but secondary sources such as historical newspapers, periodicals, treatises, executive decisions and more.
Making of Modern Law: Primary Sources I & II, 1620-1970
Contains a searchable digitized archive of U.S. state and territories primary legal sources, including historical state codes, but also historical reports, forms and treatises.
HeinOnline Prestatehood Legal Materials
Provides brief overviews of state histories from colonization to statehood and identifies historical state codes, journals, digests, reports, surveys, and more.

More on Practice in General

Legal blogs about a state's laws may be found on Justia's Blawg Directory.

More on Secondary Sources

Check the CALI Lesson on Florida's Secondary Sources to find more legal research resources.

Additional Resources

AALL Online Legal Information Resources
Links to free online primary legal materials & public law libraries in each state.
In print: Florida's Criminal Justice System (2015 2d ed.)
Not owned by Law Library. Georgetown Law students may request to borrow a copy via Interlibrary Loan.
Florida State Court and County Law Libraries
Law Libraries in the State (Justia)
Politico Pro: Florida news
Florida Law Weekly
The Florida Bar

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