Where should you look for articles?
If you're unsure where to start, ask your professor for help choosing databases appropriate for your topic, or try these options:
Law reviews are scholarly journals published by law schools and usually edited by law school students, with guidance from law school faculty. Some have a subject focus, such as international law.
If an article's full text is not available in a database, click 
to see if it is available in other databases or in the libraries' print or microform collections. Or, use Journal Search for a journal, magazine or newspaper title to learn whether and where you may find its full text articles. See also the "How to Use Find It and the Journals Search" guide.