Library Search is NOT able to search within the majority of legal databases. Therefore, to find relevant journal articles you may need to search one or more legal databases.
Some databases provide the full text of an article wherease others will only provide a citation and you will need to lcoate the full text.
Secondary sources that 'talk' about a case or 'a point of Law' are best explained through a journal article or legal encyclopedias. You can find journal articles using the databases below:
Lexis+ is the new version of Lexis Advance, incorporating intuitive and powerful AI-features. It is a platform for Australian and New Zealand law material. Includes Halsbury's Laws of Australia, CaseBase, Australian Encyclopaedia of Forms & Precedents and LawNow Legislation.
SSRN : Legal Scholarship Network
The LSN is a sub-group of Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN). Working papers and articles are uploaded by law
schools and made available in either full-text or just the abstract.
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