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The research process -- Researching secondary sources -- Researching constitutional law -- Researching West Virginia statutory law and legislative history -- Researching West Virginia case law -- Researching administrative law -- Rules of court and ethics -- Practice guides and professional materials research -- Conducting research online -- Legal citation

Vols. for reprinted from Michie's West Virginia Code and supplement. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"January 1930." ; "Compliments of William C. Cook, state superintendent of free schools." ; "Text conforms verbatim to the constitution as published in Warth's 'Code of West Virginia, fourth edition, 1899,' and to legislative joint resolutions on amendments, and the acts submitting them to the voters, subsequent to 1899, as found in the Acts of the legislature." ; Mode of access: Internet.

West Virginia became a state in 1863, following its separation from the commonwealth of Virginia brought on, ultimately, by the Civil War. During its history, five state constitutions have governed West Virginia: three as part of Virginia and then two following West Virginia's creation. In The West Virginia State Constitution, Robert M. Bastress provides a historical and legal analysis of each of West Virginia's five constitutions; from its statehood and first constitution in 1863 to the present. An article-by-article analytical commentary on the 1872 constitution and its amendments comprise m