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Ethics and Compliance: Basics

Resources for researching state and federal laws and policies.

News

Rutgers | Chronicle of Higher Education
Chronicle of Higher Education
ProQuest Recent Newspapers: U.S. Northeast Collection.
Includes the Home News Tribune (East Brunswick), 2010 to the present, and the Courier-Post (Camden), 2011 to the present.
Star Ledger
New York Times
Wall Street Journal

Legal Research

Westlaw Campus Research
Cross-search laws, regs, and cases.
Ethics and Lobbying State Law and Legislation Database
Search legislation from 2009 to the present by state, topic, keyword, year, status, or primary sponsor.
HeinOnline

Requesting Articles

Request a Scan or Digital Copy
Use the request options within QuickSearch if you need a book chapter or article that Rutgers only owns in print format.
Borrow from Other Libraries (Interlibrary Loan)
Use the "Login to ILLiad" option to request articles that are not available at Rutgers. You can also use it to request books, articles, book chapters, conference proceedings, and other materials not held by Rutgers.

E-ZBorrow and UBorrow are used to get print books from a subset of non-Rutgers libraries. These services are generally faster than interlibrary loan.

For Assistance

Stephanie Bartz [Government Documents/Resources]: stephanie.bartz@rutgers.edu; 848-932-6113

Karen Hartman [Social Sciences Resources]: khartman@libraries.rutgers.edu; 848-932-6104

Last Updated: Jul 19, 2021 8:41 AM
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