The phrase "law research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to discuss research related to the study or practice of law. For example, "John has been doing a lot of law research to prepare for his upcoming court case."
With his friend and colleague Paul O'Higgins he set up what was in effect a doctoral school for labour law research in Cambridge with an interdisciplinary approach, combining legal analysis with sociological and empirical research, which continues today.
The International Foundation for Art Research, a New York nonprofit art law research outfit, has spent years updating and excerpting patrimony laws.
Administrative law research is characterized in part by prescriptive efforts to design rules that better promote these values, and in part by empirical efforts to explain how law influences the behavior of government agencies.
Western courts already appear to be falling short of equal applications of the law, research suggests.
To penetrate and visualize "enclosed and classified spaces"—redacted texts, hidden networks, and legal architectures Bridle made use of law, research, code and virtual simulations.
There are approximately 267,000 undocumented LGBTQ immigrants living in the US, according to 2014 data from The Williams Institute, an LGBTQ law research group at UCLA.
Memorizing case law, researching proper citations and staying up to date with the latest case in the Supreme Court may be a little easier now with the help of mobile apps.
Participants discussed hospital infection reporting laws, research on the epidemiology and prevention of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), and current infection control practices.
Canada and England did not have a specific law on research or medical research, but semi-legal circulars and standing orders were issued by their health ministries.
For the law governing research (and clinical practice) is derived from our moral considerations.
At the very least, he said, the government should pass a law protecting research at government-financed universities and laboratories.
