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Legal research
Legal research is the process of careful and organized inquiry and inspection provided by the researcher in the field The law, for the purpose of gaining information, interpreting it, or commenting on it, and this research is of great importance It contributes to presenting knowledge and communicating facts clearly, as well as relying on perseverance and accuracy By following a precise methodology and reviewing many references and information that will benefit him And acquire new theoretical and scientific knowledge.
Structure of legal research
The form and content of each part: The researcher must organize his research in a proper manner by developing a plan that includes the following
Research title: It serves as preparation and preparing the reader’s mind for the core of the topic in the comprehensive introduction to the research and clarification
The central idea that the study aims to demonstrate, but it should not be burdensome or excessive to the researcher so as not to...
Its function changes
Introduction to the research: It serves as preparation and preparing the reader’s mind for the core of the topic. It is the comprehensive introduction to the research and clarification
The central idea that the study aims to clarify, and it should not be overburdened or exaggerated so that it does not change
Its function
Topic: It is the largest part that contains all the studied information contained in the research. Here it is discussed
The researcher analyzes and designs the topic and works to make the ideas sequential in terms of their distribution
They are interconnected and the elements on which the research revolves and whose role is useful must be addressed with a detailed explanation
The conclusion: It must not be a repetition of what was stated in the content of the research, but rather contain the result of this research, i.e. what it reached
The researcher receives new results and ideas, and he prefers the conclusion to be brief
List of sources and references: The researcher mentions the references on which his study relied and places them in the form of a list
Sequential according to their sequence in the search or according to the language in which they were written
Footnotes: In the margin, he puts the name of the author, i.e. the reference he used in the study, his address, publishing house, and year
Edition page number, and if two or more references are used, an element that distinguishes these books from each other must be mentioned
