Library Guides: CMM 432: Media Law: Law Reviews

Find Law Reviews

Law reviews, also known as law journals, are the primary forum for legal scholarship in the U.S. academic legal community. They contain articles and essays ("lead articles") by law professors, judges and other legal scholars, and student written "notes" or "comments." Footnotes citing court cases and other law reviews can be extremely helpful.

Google Scholar
Google Scholar provides access to online versions of law reviews and other scholarly legal secondary content.
This database searches across a wide range of scholarly literature from around the world, including journals, books, theses, dissertations, conference papers, preprints, and technical reports. Sources include academic publishers, professional societies, university repositories, and other scholarly websites. Subject areas include agriculture, plant, & animal sciences; anthropology; art, art history, & architecture; biological, biomedical, and pharmaceutical sciences; childhood studies, communication; computer and library & information science; criminal justice; East Asian studies; engineering; geography; health professions; linguistics; math & statistics; nursing; patents & trademarks; planning, public policy, & public administration; psychology & behavioral sciences; public health; social work; sociology; and urban studies.
Legal Collection
Access full-text legal publications, including law journals, case studies, and reports, covering various aspects of law and legal studies. Effective May 13, EBSCO databases will debut new features and an updated design. Learn more.
This source provides information on current issues, studies, thoughts, and trends of the legal world via law journals, documents, and case studies. Full-text access is provided to more than 140 journals. Subjects covered include administrative, antitrust, business, constitutional, criminal, family, intellectual property, insurance, landlord/tenant, and tax law; food, drug, and cosmetic law; internet and information science law; sports and entertainment law; banking; estate planning; domestic relations; legal librarianship; non-profit and multinational corporations; patent and trademark; probate; securities; and trade regulation.