Law journal v. law review
Law journal, a legal periodical or magazine, especially one published by a bar association. Law review, a journal containing scholarly articles, essays, and other commentary on legal topics by professors, judges, law students, and practitioners. Law review usually published at law schools and edited by law students <law reviews are often grossly overburdened with substantive footnotes>. Also termed law journal.*
- HeinOnline has a database - Law Journal Library that contains more than 3,200 law journals. Law Journal Library is listed on the main page under Browse Databases by Name.
- Westlaw has Law Reviews & Journals listed by national, federal, international, state, and topics.
- To access Law Reviews & Journals: click Secondary Sources on Westlaw main page, and then select Law Reviews & Journals
- Legal Source (EBSCO) Providing indexing and full-text coverage of 960 law journals.
- You can also use SmartSearch to access library print or online collection, for examples,
* source: Black's Law Dictionary
