How do I find law review articles on LexisNexis?

How do I find law review articles on LexisNexis?

LexisNexis. Type the citation into the search bar on the main page. On the main search page, select “Law Reviews & Journals” under Secondary Materials. You can then search the database of combined law reviews and journals, or drill down further to search individual titles.

How do you research case law on LexisNexis?

To search within cases:

1. Enter your search terms, using connectors to show the relationship between the terms.
2. Select the sources in which to search.
3. If available, set a date range and specify any optional search criteria if you wish.
4. Click the Search button to perform your search.

Do law students use LexisNexis?

Students and faculty may use their LexisNexis legal education ID only for academic purposes. “Academic purposes” include, but are not limited to: class preparation and assignments. research associated with moot court or law review/law journal.

How often is LexisNexis updated?

We update our 50-state online code offering with new legislation virtually every day throughout the year. LexisNexis analysts and editors process tens of thousands of updates to our code collection each month, especially during the times of year when many states are in session and are actively generating legislation.

Where can I find old law review articles?

Law review, or law journal, articles can be found in multiple places, including online databases and print copies within the Law Library’s collection. The main online databases useful for locating law review articles are Westlaw, LexisNexis, and HeinOnline.

Where can I read legal articles?

Law Times Journal

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• Indian Kanoon.
• iPleaders.
• Lawctopus.
• LiveLaw.
• Path Legal.
• SCC Online.

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What is LexisNexis law school?

Lexis is the industry’s premier resource for primary law with the most comprehensive collection of case law, statutes and regulations. * As the best tool for law school students, Lexis offers 248% more overall briefs, pleadings and motions than Westlaw.

Are law review articles updated?

Law reviews are scholarly publications, usually edited by law students in conjunction with faculty members. They contain both lengthy articles and shorter essays by professors and lawyers, as well as comments, notes, or developments in the law written by students.