You are provided with access to online research via subscriptions provide to you by Post University. Law Libraries, which are open to the public, contain the book versions of secondary sources of law, such as Black's Law Dictionary, the Nutshell series, Restatements of Law, and Digests.

• Should secondary sources online be available to all people without the necessity of paid subscriptions?
• How can a layperson research the law if he does not have access to the internet?
• You have undoubtedly heard the phrase, "Ignorance of the Law is No Excuse." How can lay people educate themselves about the law if they have no easy access to it?