Use Berkeley Law's online catalog to find books, e-books, journals, and more. Search examples:
clear and effective legal writing
berkeley journal of international law
Note multiple online locations for the journal.
Use the UC Library Search engine to find most holdings of the UC Berkeley libraries, and libraries at other UC campuses (does not include law library holdings). On the Advanced Search page, you can expand to include a search of all WorldCat libraries worldwide.
This page refers to using "citations" to find legal research materials. For help understanding citations to legal materials:
You can find statutes and the full text of case opinions from state and federal courts in a variety of subscription databases. For example -
Law review or law journal articles are often the best way to explore a legal topic by reading a focused, scholarly analysis of a case, statute, regulation, area of law, or legal theory. Articles are typically written by legal academics, but most law reviews also include some pieces by law students, practitioners, or judges. The best way to find law journal articles—