The Art of Copy Paste : An Introductory Guide for Law Students Vol.1

Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V . If you are reading this, you must have used it!  It’s perhaps the most commonly used keyboard shortcuts on planet earth. Their importance is such that a religion Kopimism has been founded upon this belief that everything should be available freely to copy paste. To become a follower, continue reading! It is difficult to imagine to complete that 10,000 word essay without Ctrl + C, and Ctrl +V. ...

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Setting Up Your Browser

Well this may sound as a repetition to the blog post ‘Browser for Law Students’ but trust me its not. We continue here what we left over there and thus recommend reading that blog post and then coming here even if you are not a law student there is some real good stuff over there. However you may want to check out that post also as we won’t be repeating the addons and scripts mentioned in that post again over here. 1) Block those Ads and Annoying Popups :- Ok most of you would be knowing about this but still for the heck...

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Browser for Law Students

We all love chrome, even the carmakers do. But is that all you need? Nay, while we extensively use our browsers for downloading movies, listening to music and of course surfing the web there is a lot more that nowadays browsers can do.  Here are some interesting uses for law students:- a) Dictionary – Often come across words which make no sense to you? Install GoogleDictionary in Chrome or DictionaryPop Up in Firfox and you...

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Power Search with Google

It sounds like math. Well, some of it is. Don’t worry about it, it’s not an exam. Just some tricks ;) Many of you may probably attend some workshop regarding searching for the relevant legal material on the internet. Mostly on a paid database like Manupatra or Westlaw. We teach you to have the most of it, or rather the best of it, through one website which you check if your internet is working! Google! Legal Research is an integral...

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