First, submit proof that you used Nexis Uni ((attach a screen shot from the si

First, submit proof that you used Nexis Uni ((attach a screen shot from the site)to find a law review
article from within the past five (5) years
that discusses electronic legal research.
Second, download the law review article into a Microsoft Word document, then read it. Afterwards,
deconstruct the article into its primary elements, namely:
· The Research Question;
· The Thesis;
· The Claims or argument;
· The Evidence or supporting facts; and,
· The Conclusion(s).
Follow these instructions to complete the deconstruction tasks:
Use Microsoft Word’s “Highlight” function (found at the top of the page on the “Home” ribbon, in the
“Font” section), and supplement with the “Comment” function (found on the top of the page on the
“Review” ribbon) as needed, to annotate each of the above-listed elements.
Briefly critique the article by identifying both its strong elements and those that were less compelling.
Assess this resource’s utility to you after you have: (a) broken it down through this deconstruction
process, and (b) understand the argument and facts that the author used to support his/her claims. You
may write at the bottom of the article itself or provide your answers in a separate Word document. Your
critique should be no longer than a single double-spaced written page.
Provide a complete citation for your chosen resource in proper Bluebook format.
Example attached