Some information, such as international treaties and legislation, may not be available even at a larger library. Supplement your research with census information and government reports and studies. Find and read articles that analyze current issues. You'll have better luck finding articles on some topics, for instance the law of censorship and the Internet, online. Chances are that you will not find everything you need on the Internet, nor will the information you uncover be clear and straightforward.
Legal research is a demanding and, at times, frustrating process.
Yourself Take advantage of the work of others. Many librarians, lawyers, and self-help advocates have written guides to using the Internet for legal research. Only the best are accepted. Self-help experts guide you through the basic stages of legal research. A legal encyclopedia can provide a good summary of your research topic.