The full text of journals and law reviews in print can be found in the Law Periodicals section on the north side of the law library. Journals are shelved alphabetically by title. There are also several electronic sources for full-text journals.
Please Note: While they are excellent resources for American law research, Westlaw and Lexis-Nexis are not always the best starting point for research in foreign and international law, or for interdisciplinary research.
Other databases may provide better coverage of the material you seek, such as those listed below.
Looking through old copies of legal history law journals can show you articles that scholars have written in the past. This can help you in finding a topic or help you find sources that you would not have found on your own.
Taggart Law Library has several print and electronic indexes to help you find journal articles by topic.
There are many periodicals dealing with rule of law issues. Some of these titles are listed below, with the law library’s holdings provided where applicable.
To find other print and electronic journals on these topics, you can do a subject search for comparative law periodicals in POLAR.
Search for a specific journal to find out if ONU has access and where to find it
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