LAW AND RELATED RESOURCES

Contents Pages From Law Reviews and Other Scholarly Journals
http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/tallons/content_search.html
The University of Texas at Austin's Tarleton Law Library provides this simple and powerful current awareness tool to help law researchers keep abreast of articles in the over 750 law reviews and scholarly publications Tarleton receives. The library posts tables of contents for journals it has received within the past three months. Journals are listed alphabetically and organized in very broad geographic terms (US and non-US). Simple keyword searching is available. TLL provides document delivery of requested articles for a fee. Source: Scout Report, June 19, 1998.
(Last checked 08/28/08)

Electronic Law Journals Available to MSU Faculty and Students
http://www.lib.msu.edu/dbases/ejour/law.htm
Note : access to subscription journals restricted to the MSU community or other subscribers.
(Last checked 08/28/08)

FindLaw's Academic Law Reviews and Journals
http://lawschools.findlaw.com/journals/index.html
As law journals continue to flock to the Web, go journal-hopping with this compilation of links and listings, from FindLaw and the Coalition of Online Journals. Search full text of journals and subscribe to an e-mail list for abstracts of new journal articles. Also allows one the ability to choose topical areas of interest.
(Last checked 08/28/08)

Hein Online Retrospective Law Journals (MSU Only)
http://heinonline.org/HOL/Welcome?collection=journals
Provides access to 66 retrospective law journals, courtesy of the Michigan State University College of Law. Note access is restricted to the MSU community or other subscribers.
(Last checked 08/28/08)

Law Reviews Online (U.S. Library of Congress Law Library)
http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/lawreviews.html
This file includes electronic law journals and other periodically issued publications that provide substantial amounts of legal analysis. Those included here are primarily edited in or about the United States. Listings include only sites offering online free of charge the full texts of articles and notes; the many Internet sites of journals which offer only promotional information, tables of contents, or abstracts are omitted.
(Last checked 08/28/08)

New Jersey Law Network's Law Journals Online
http://njlawnet.com/w3lawyer/journals.html
(Last checked 08/28/08)

University of Southern California Law Library
Legal Journals on the Web
http://lawweb.usc.edu/library/resources/journals.cfm
Covers both full text journals as well as those which only provide partial contents or table of contents.
(Last checked 08/28/08)

University Law Review Project
http://www.lawreview.org/
(Last checked 08/28/08)

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