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How Is Law and Policy Institutions Different from Other Legal Resource Databases?
Law and Policy Institutions provides access to the most comprehensive repository of legal research resources and legislative information. Our powerful and easy-to-use search tool is designed to help you find exactly what you're looking for expediently. All of the information and resources you will find have gone through a rigorous selection and quality assurance procedure.
Lpig.org was created to provide you with a source for the most up-to-date and trustworthy legal and legislative information. Our article database is home to thousands of articles that have been submitted by legal professionals from around the world.
Our key differentiators are quality and relevance. We accomplish this by leveraging the talents of our human editors who diligently screen submitted articles to ensure that we provide only the most useful, most relevant, most substantive and most frequently consulted articles on specific subjects. Lpig.org is growing every day, as more articles and resources are added to the site.
How Do I Search Lpig.org for Legal Resources?
To browse or be guided to resources, start at the Lpig.org Home Page, and use the search tool located on the home page to search using either the keyword or concept method to locate articles, discussion topics, and attorneys and firms. Use the concept search to locate resources subjects you want to search for. This search will find resources with subjects containing the key phrases entered. Enclose a search phrase in quotations to restrict the results to resources that each matches all the keywords entered.

Searches
return a list of resource descriptions that include:
• Information of type or resource
• Brief summaries, to help you decide if
the resources meet your needs;
• URL and links to resource on the Lpig.org
database.
How Does the Advanced Search Tool Work?
Use the advanced search tool to refine your search even further by using search keywords, restrict your search to a specific category, and define the desired result format. Keyword search results will be displayed on your screen in terms of their relevance to your search query.
TIP: Use + and - before your keywords to match only pages with (or without) the words in them. For example, "+cat -dog" will match all the pages with "cat" and without "dog". You can require an entire phrase by putting it in quotation marks: "the cat" To require or prevent pages with phrases, put the +/- inside or outside the quotation marks: i.e. +"the cat" or "+the cat" or -'the dog' or "-the dog"

You may also use the dropdown selections for each field to further narrow your search. Dropdown selections for each field are as follows:
Seach
Catagory |
•
Entire Website • Default category |
Look
for |
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All of the words • Any of the words • Exact phrase |
Search
where |
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In the text • In the text and keywords • In the title • In the description • In the URL |
Case |
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Case sensitive • Case insensitive |
Result
Format |
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Full Descriptions • Brief Descriptions • Title and URLs only |