Law and Legal Studies
Law journals
Law journals, also known as law reviews, are collections of peer-reviewed scholarly articles. Law journals can be general in scope, or focused on a particular area of law or geographical region. Law journal articles can be helpful to consult in the first stages of research, because they will often summarize the law on a subject up to that point.
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Select Law Journal Library for a list of the journals available from HeinOnline. The full text of articles can be searched, and the Advanced Search option will allow you to narrow down your query. - Westlaw Campus Research This link opens in a new window
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Choose Secondary Sources > Law Reviews & Journals. Westlaw also has an advanced option for more precise results. - LegalTrac This link opens in a new window
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Search by subject or by publication. LegalTrac allows the user to drill down to subdivisions of a subject (e.g. Environmental protection > History), and to see other subjects that are related.
