1. 1. What jurisdictions does the legal authority cover - federal, state, or both? If the state, does it cover a particular state or each state? 
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3. 2. How is the legal authority organized - chronologically, by subject, or otherwise?
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5. 3. What tools for finding content does the legal authority have - indexes, tables, outlines, annotations, headnotes, footnotes, etc.? 
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7. 4. How often and in what format is the legal authority updated? 
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9. 5. Who is the author of the legal authority? Is the author a court, legislative body, legal editor, legal professional, academic, etc.? 
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11. 6. How did you find this legal authority? (If found on LexisNexis, what search terms did you use?) 
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13. 7. Is this legal authority primary or secondary? 
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15. 8. Is this legal authority binding or persuasive on the court hearing our case? 
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17. 9. What legal rules or standards did you draw from the legal authority?

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