Find 3 sources of peer-reviewed academic journals related to the legal major (Can be accessed and read completely online through the University of Arizona library). Then do each source according to the following 3 images:

Source #1 Source [APA citation format): What kind of source is this (e.g., news article, popular article, peer-reviewed journal article, etc.): Look to see if you can find a kind of thesis statement for the source. For example, many scholarly texts will include a sentence that starts with some version of the phrase In this paper, we will... or This paper examines/explores/describes... These often appear near the beginning of a paper. If you can find a thesis statement for your source, write it here. If you cannot find a thesis statement, write out the purpose or goal of this text, as you understand it Who is the gudience for the source? What are some keywords or key terms that are used in this text? What are the main points or key ideas that you can take away from this reading? Be sure to list at least 3-4 main points or key ideas. This should be your longest section of note-taking. Does this reading generate any new gquestions or areas to learn about in your research? If so, write them here: Does this reading refer to any sources that sound like they might be useful or important for your own research? If so, list them here. Remember, you can find the full citation information in the reference list or in footnotes. Source #2 Source [APA citation format): What kind of source is this (e.g., news article, popular article, peer-reviewed journal article, etc.): Look to see if you can find a kind of thesis statement for the source. For example, many scholarly texts will include a sentence that starts with some version of the phrase In this paper, we will... or This paper examines/explores/describes... These often appear near the beginning of a paper. If you can find a thesis statement for your source, write it here. If you cannot find a thesis statement, write out the purpose or goal of this text, as you understand it. Who is the audience for the source? What are some keywords or key terms that are used in this text? What are the main points or key ideas that you can take away from this reading? Be sure to list at least 3-4 main points or key ideas. This should be your longest section of note-taking. Does this reading generate any new guestions or areas to learn about in your research? If s0, write them here: Does this reading refer to any sources that sound like they might be useful or important for your own research? If so, list them here. Remember, you can find the full citation information in the reference list or in footnotes. Source #3 Source [APA citation format): What kind of source is this [(e.g., news article, popular article, peer-reviewed journal article, etc.): Look to see if you can find a kind of thesis statement for the source. For example, many scholarly texts will include a sentence that starts with some version of the phrase In this paper, we will... or This paper examines/explores/describes... These often appear near the beginning of a paper. If you can find a thesis statement for your source, write it here. If you cannot find a thesis statement, write out the purpose or goal of this text, as you understand it. Who is the agudience for the source? What are some keywords or key terms that are used in this text? What are the main points or key ideas that you can take away from this reading? Be sure to list at least 3-4 main points or key ideas. This should be your longest section of note-taking. Does this reading generate any new guestions or areas to learn about in your research? If so, write them here: Does this reading refer to any sources that sound like they might be useful or important for your own research? If so, list them here. Remember, you can find the full citation information in the reference list or in footnotes