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List of contents
Preface
1. Introduction to Researching Initiative and Referendum Law: General Strategies and Resources Beth Williams
2. Alaska Initiatives and Referenda Tina S. Ching
3. Arizona Initiatives and Referenda Tina S. Ching
4. Researching Initiatives and Referendums in Arkansas Joseph A. Custer
5. Researching Initiatives and Referendums: A Guide for Colorado Goldie Burton
6. Researching Initiatives and Referendums: A Guide for Florida Elizabeth Outler
7. Initiative and Referendum Process in Idaho: A Research Guide Kristin M. Ford
8. Illinois Initiatives and Referenda Shannon L. Malcolm
9. Researching Initiatives and Referenda: A Guide for Maine Christine I. Hepler
10. Democracy’s Harvest: Resources for Massachusetts Voters’ Initiatives and Referendums Spencer E. Clough
11. Initiatives and Referenda in Michigan: A Research Guide Tammy R. Pettinato
12. Researching Initiatives and Referendums: A Guide for Mississippi Stacey A. Lane
13. Researching Initiatives and Referenda: A Guide for Missouri Margaret McDermott
14. Researching Initiatives and Referendums: A Guide for Big Sky Country—Montana Lisa Mecklenberg Jackson
15. Researching the Initiative and Referendum Process in Nebraska Patrick J. Charles
16. Researching Initiatives and Referenda: A Guide for Nevada Thomas R. Boone
17. Powers Reserved to the People: A Guide for Researching Initiatives and Referendums in North Dakota Rhonda R. Schwartz
18. Researching Initiatives and Referenda: A Guide for Ohio Sara A. Sampson
19. Researching Initiatives and Referenda: A Guide for Oklahoma Patricia R. Monk
20. Researching Oregon Initiatives and Referendums Beth Williams and David Dames
21. Researching Initiatives and Referendums: A Guide for South Dakota Candice Spurlin
22. Utah Initiatives and Referenda: A Research Guide Connie Strittmatter
23. Researching Washington State Initiatives and Referendums Beth Williams
24. Initiatives and Referenda in Wyoming Debora A. Person and Tawnya Plumb
About the author
Beth Williams is Reference Librarian, Arthur W. Diamond Law Library, Columbia University School of Law. As a member of the Columbia Law Library Reference Department, she teaches legal research to first-year law students every fall and participates in teaching seminars in Advanced Legal Research and International Legal Research each spring semester. She holds appointments as Lecturer in Law at Columbia Law School and as Lecturer in Information and Archive Management at COlumbia University.
Summary
This book offers legal researchers an easy-to-use guide that provides thorough overviews of I&R (initiative and referendum) laws within twenty-three states.
