Research Guides at CSU Pueblo Library: *Legal Research: Finding Journals

Legal Journals

Below are a few selected legal journals. Visit the Law, Politics, & Government list from the "Journals by category" section to find an expanded selection of subject-specific journals.

Harvard Latino Law Review
The Harvard Latino Law Review is a law journal at Harvard Law School that provides a forum for scholarly discussion of legal issues impacting Latino communities in the United States. It publishes articles by legal scholars, practitioners, and students on a wide range of topics, including immigration, civil rights, criminal justice, and political representation.
Harvard Law Review
The Harvard Law Review is a prestigious, student-run journal of legal scholarship published at Harvard Law School. It's renowned for publishing articles, essays, and book reviews by both leading academics and practitioners, as well as notes and comments by its student editors.
Stanford Law and Policy Review
The Stanford Law and Policy Review (SLPR) is a prominent journal that publishes articles on the intersection of the U.S. legal system and public policy at local, state, and federal levels. It's a student-run publication from Stanford Law School and is known for being an ideologically neutral forum that attracts high-profile academics and policymakers
Stanford Law Review
The Stanford Law Review is a highly respected legal journal that is entirely student-run and publishes a wide range of legal scholarship. It features articles, essays, and notes written by law students, professors, judges, and practicing lawyers on a variety of legal and social issues.
Yale Journal of International Law
The Yale Journal of International Law (YJIL) is a leading student-edited law review that publishes articles, essays, and notes on a wide range of subjects in international, transnational, and comparative law. It is committed to publishing cutting-edge and thought-provoking scholarship at the forefront of the field.
The Yale Law Journal
The Yale Law Journal is a student-edited law review that publishes legal scholarship of general interest. It is one of the most widely cited and influential law journals in the United States, known for publishing articles by leading legal academics, judges, and practitioners.

SuperSearch - Journal Searching

Beginning a Search

While in SuperSearch, you can search for journals in the Journal Search option. In the search bar, type in the journal title or ISSN, or the subject topic in the search box. Then, click on the magnifying glass to search for the journal.
Another option to search is using the Journals by category dropdown menu on the left toolbar to browse journals based on the category. Although this is a broader search, it can be helpful if you are searching for similar journals on a topic.
If needed, in the left-hand toolbar, go to the Show Only section and click on the checkbox area for the Online at CSU-Pueblo and Peer-reviewed Journals options. Then, at the bottom of the toolbar, click on Apply Filters.

The Results

The search results will indicate at a glance if the title is available in print, online, or both. For more information, click the title to see the citation information, locations, and which databases provide access to that journal.
To access the journal from a database, scroll down to the View Online section. This will list each database that has full text available, including the date range that can be accessed in that database.
If you want to access a physical copy of the journal, scroll down to the Find a Copy section, and in the Locations section is a list of which library has the journal, the call number, and a Locate link to guide you to the correct shelf.

To help you provide the reference citation for the journal, scroll to the Send To section and click on Citation. Remember to double-check this citation because there might be some mistakes.

Special Note: Although the Morgan Library is at the Fort Collins campus, the journal can be brought down to the Pueblo campus.