A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO LEGAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY [Paperback] Dr. PANKAJ CHOUDHURY & UPASANA BORAH

It is difficult to prevent plagiarism in an era of ever-increasing information and freely available online content. All around the place, words and ideas are readily available. As a result, plagiarism has become an everyday occurrence in the development of material. If you don't understand plagiarism, education is necessary to guarantee that you are aware of its meaning and its implications. Finding the law that controls an activity and the documents that explain or evaluate that law has been referred to as "legal research." When doing legal research, there are several steps that need to be taken, including acquiring information, conducting an investigation, and reporting back on findings. Legal Research's Purpose in the context of any field, research is defined as a scientific and purposeful probe of a topic or issue. A legal inquiry is an investigation into a legal issue or problem and the process of acquiring evidence or information for proving an assumption. New information can be gained by conducting study in a particular subject area.