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Current Law Journal Content (CLJC)
Scanned journal contents pages.
"The database contains no articles in full-text, though it might contain links to full-text. CLJC is an indexing database (without any subject analysis) that can reconstitute the text arrangement of an issue's table of contents."
- Washington & Lee Law School

University Law Review Project
Includes a "full text search of law journals on the Internet."
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A listing of freely available online journals, newsletters, bulletins, and law reviews.

Berkeley Technology Law Journal

Boston College International and Comparative Law Review

E Law - Murdoch University Electronic Journal of Law

Federal Communications Law Journal

Index on Censorship
The International Magazine for Free Expression

Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture
Published by the School of Criminal Justice, University of Albany.

Journal of Hate Studies
Published by the Gonzaga University Institute for Action Against Hate

Law and Politics Book Review
An Electronic Periodical Published by The Law and Courts Section of The American Political Science Association.

Scientific Testimony - An Online Journal (ejournal)
"...publishes articles, news reports and commentary about the use of scientific evidence in legal proceedings. It also offers an archive of information useful to lawyers, forensic scientists and expert witnesses."
Edited and published by faculty and students of the Department of Criminology, Law & Society, University of California, Irvine.

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce & Technology
- University of Washington School of Law

Surveillance & Society
"...the fully peer-reviewed transdisciplinary online surveillance studies journal."
Also includes a moderated Discussion Forum and an interactive Surveillance Studies Resource Base.

University of Washington School of Law - Center for Advanced Study and Research on Intellectual Property (CASRIP)
"...an independent research and policy development institute focusing on problems in patent and other property ownership rights in the products of high technology."

The Yale Law Journal Pocket Part
The Pocket Part is the online companion to The Yale Law Journal. As members of the legal community know, legal publications often contain "pocket part" supplements with up-to-date information. The Pocket Part plays an analogous role by augmenting the scholarship printed in The Yale Law Journal. It provides original essays, commentaries on current legal events, and responses to articles printed in the Journal.

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  • Student Guide

    Campus Life: What Should You Expect?

    Welcome to our Campus Life section of articles, advice, tips and hints. We aim to cover most of the topics and issues that come to mind when you think about finally heading off to school. After all your hard work in applying to various colleges, writing essays for grants and scholarships and making endless phone calls to admissions and financial aid, shouldn’t this part be fun?
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  • Student Guide

    Paying for College 101: Introduction

    This is the worst part of the entire gearing up for college experience. College-bound students and their parents must fill out reams of financial aid forms, meet strict deadlines and attempt to figure out exactly what they can afford to pay for a college education. It’s complicated, stressful and frustrating, but it can be done, rest assu...
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  • Student Guide

    The Lowdown on College Visits

    College visits rank very high in your overall preparation for college. Being on the campus when other students are around will give you a good sense of whether you like the place or not. Your dream college might be set in a large city, but when you get there and sense the harried, hurried city life of the school, it might put you off entirely.
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  • Student Guide

    College Application Breakdown

    What documents do you need to apply to college? College applications ask for the usual basic information about you such as name, gender, age, mailing and permanent address, phone, email, ethnicity, citizenship, high school, secondary school or college, list of extracurricular activities and academic interest area.
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  • Student Guide

    College Prep - Heading to the Big C?

    If you’re in high school, sooner or later you’ll be thinking of going to college. This thought process entails a number of considerations and questions such as:Who am I and what do I want to do with my life?Considering the economy, should I even go to college right now?How will the college I choose affect my future career?
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