Search over 300 online law reviews and law journals, as well as document repositories (e.g., SSRN and bepress) and related publications such as Congressional Research Service reports.
After limiting your search to legal opinions and journals, enter your terms & search (used the Advanced Scholar Search if you are searching for a specific author or publication or to limit your articles to a date range). Note that you may limit your result list to Articles & Patents, Articles excluding patents, federal cases or California cases (use drop-down box at the top of the result list).
May search full-text or browse journals by topic. Also provides a free abstract email service. The site is provided by FindLaw and the Coalition of Online Journals, with assistance from Verity, the Australasian Legal Information Institute, the Legal Information Institute (Cornell), Stanford University, Jurist, and others.
May browse a list of journals by subject. Law includes 77 journals as of December 14, 2009. May search by journal title or search for articles (click on "Find Article" link).
The law journals are under "Social & Management Sciences" which you may browse (by selecting "Browse by Subject"). As of Dec. 14, 2000, there were 294 law-related journals available on this site.
Provides alphabetical lists of law reviews and journals by subject area and type of publication. Includes information on what is available on each publication's site (full-text, abstracts, table of contents, and subscription information). Also includes e-journal and law review locating services.
Click on "Subscribers Click Here to Enter" at the top (in green) and then select "Law Journal Library." Users may browse by title and then expand the "+"s to view issues. Other options include using the Citation Navigator and the Search tab (at the top, left hand corner of the screen).
Select the Legal button at the top, left-hand corner of the screen. The default search screen is for full-text law reviews. Users may search by terms and connectors or by natural language. Limit searches by title of article, title of journal, author, article citation, and by specific date.
Provides instructions on how to find articles in legal and non-legal journals available through UCLA's electronic resources as well as databases available to subscribers of Westlaw and LexisNexis.
The resources below are freely available on the Internet. If you are a UCLA user, please note that we have access to CRS Reports from 1916 to present through ProQuest Congressional Universe (go to Congressional Publications, Advanced Search).