Professor Rich Leiter’s book, "National Survey of State Laws," and accompanying database was reviewed by Whitney Curtis, Associate Director & Head of Public Services at Barry University.
The review begins: “This review of the National Survey of State Laws (NSSL) is somewhat different from a typical review since it is a review of both the print edition and the digital version. The purpose of NSSL is to provide a series of fifty-state surveys of laws in several broad subject areas: business and consumer, criminal, education, employment, family, general civil, real estate, and tax. NSSL is divided by legal category into eight sections. In each of the sections the topics are arranged alphabetically and presented in their own subsections. They begin with a general overview followed by a table describing each state’s and the District of Columbia’s statutes on particular aspects of law.”
Full review is available at: http://www.aallnet.org/mm/Publications/llj/LLJ-Archives/vol-108/no-4/Keeping-Up-with-New-Legal-Titles.pdf