1. TO START, identify your case below
2. THEN, find some background info on the case to know what civil liberty or constitutional issues are involved. If possible, try to find the issues from both the petitioner/appellant AND the respondent/appellee points of view.
Example:
NEXT, perform this initial search to find books and scholarly journals on your CASE
Note that you usually do NOT spell out "versus" when you search. Rather, you simply enter the official case name, such as: Burwell v. Hobby Lobby
However, if you are having difficulty finding info, you can also try "vs." as in Burwell vs. Hobby Lobby
THEN, perform this second search to find books and scholarly journals on your CIVIL LIBERTY OR CONSITUTIONAL ISSUES
1. Add one civil liberty concept word in the first search box.
If there are synonyms or related words to that concept you have the option to add them with an "OR"
2. "AND" focuses and narrows your search
3. To find a legal focus to your civil liberty, add this phrase exactly in the second search box:
legal OR court OR constitutional OR "civil rights"
4. Note that you will need to perform another search for different concepts, but the search construction is the same as above. See example below for the other issue in the Burwell v. Hobby Lobby case: religious freedom