Armacost Library: POLI 463: Equal Protection: Law Reviews

"A law review is a journal containing scholarly articles, essays, and other commentary on legal topics by professors, judges, law students, and practitioners. Law reviews are usually published at law schools and edited by law students." - Black's Law Dictionary

In Databases and Websites

Nexis Uni This link opens in a new window
Content Type dropdown > Legal > Law Reviews and Journals
HeinOnline This link opens in a new window
Browse Databases by Name > Law Journal Library > search by case name, i.e. "Batson v Kentucky"

Law Review Commons
Roughly 300 open access law reviews and legal journals published online through their institutions’ bepress Digital Commons repositories.

A courtroom scene, Jose Guadalupe Posada, ca. 1880-1910

In the Library Catalog

Law review articles may be found in the library catalog. The search filters can help you find what you need.

1. Search by "case name" (with or w/o quotation marks) > Filter by Resource Type: Articles:

2. Filter by Journal Title (select law journals):