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Bar Journals Library Bar Journals Library Contains more than 145 titles, more than 5,770 volumes, and more than 2.8 million pages. This database features complete coverage of nearly all state Bar Journals, select publications from the American Bar Association and City Bar Journals. Active Bar Journals Include: • ABA Journal • Gavel • North Carolina State Bar Newsletter • Advocate (Idaho State Bar) • Georgia Bar Journal • North Carolina State Bar Quarterly • Advocate (State Bar of Texas) • Georgia Bar Journal (Macon) • NWLawyer • Advocate (Vancouver Bar Association) • Georgia Law Reporter • Ohio Law Abstract • Alabama Bar Bulletin • Georgia Lawyer • Ohio Law Bulletin • Alabama Law Journal (Tuscaloosa) • Georgia State Bar Journal • Ohio Lawyer • Alabama Lawyer • Hennepin Lawyer • Ohio State Bar Association Bulletin • Alaska Bar Rag • Indiana Law Journal (Crawfordsville) • Ohio State Bar Association Report • Alaska Law Journal • Indiana Law Journal (Indianapolis) • Oklahoma Bar Journal • Alternative Law Journal • Inter Alia • Oregon State Bar Bulletin • Alternative Resolutions • International Bar Journal • Oregon State Bar Bulletin • Annual Report of the Massachusetts Bar • International Society of Barristers Quarterly • Pennsylvania Bar Association Quarterly Association • Iowa Bar Review • Proceedings of the Arkansas State Bar Association • Appellate Advocate • Iowa Lawyer • Proceedings of the Convention Called for the • Arkansas Lawyer • Iowa State Bar Association Quarterly Purpose of Organizing the New York State Bar • Bar Bulletin • IUS Gentium Association, Held at the Capitol, in the City of Albany, • Bar Bulletin • Journal Bar Association of the District of Columbia November 21, 1876 • Bar Bulletin (New York) • Journal of the Kansas Bar Association • Proceedings of the North Carolina Bar Association, • Bar Leader • Journal of the Missouri Bar at a Meeting Held in Raleigh, the 14th of October, • Bar Report • Kansas City Bar Bulletin 1885 • Bench & Bar • Legal Management • Record of the Association of the Bar of the City of • Bench & Bar of Minnesota • Los Angeles Bar Journal New York • Boston Bar Journal • Los Angeles Lawyer • Records of the Bridgeport Bar Association, 1880- • Bulletin • Louisville Lawyer 1908 • Bulletin • Maine Bar Bulletin • Report of Committee on Legislation • Bulletin of the Association of the Bar of the City of • Maine Bar Journal • Report of the Louisiana Bar Association New York • Maryland Bar Journal • Res Gestae • Bulletin of the Bar Association of Nassau County • Massachusetts Law Review • San Francisco Bar • Bulletin of the New Haven County Bar Association • Michigan Bar Journal • South Carolina Bar News • California State Bar Journal • Michigan Probate & Estate Planning Journal • South Carolina Lawyer • Canadian Bar Review • Mississippi Lawyer • South Dakota Bar Journal • CBA Record • Missouri Bar • St. Louis Bar Journal • Chicago Bar Record • Missouri Bar Journal • State Bar Review • Cleveland Bar Journal • Montana Lawyer • Tennessee Bar Journal • Colorado Lawyer • Nassau Lawyer • Texas Bar Journal • Connecticut Bar Journal • National Bar Association of the United States: • Third Branch • Connecticut Lawyer Preliminary Statement: List of Delegates to • Transcript of the South Carolina Bar • Constitution of the Illinois State Bar Association and Convention, Held in Washington, D.C., May 22, 1888: • Utah Bar Bulletin Its Officers and Committees Proceedings of the Convention • Utah Bar Journal (First Series) • Dallas Bar Speaks • National Bar Journal • Utah Bar Journal (Second Series) • Dayton Bar Bulletin • Nebraska Lawyer • VBA Journal • Delaware Law Review • Nebraska State Bar Journal • Vermont Bar Journal • Delaware Lawyer • Nevada Lawyer • Washington Lawyer • Detroit Lawyer • New Hampshire Bar Journal • West Virginia Lawyer • Detroit Legal News • New Hampshire Bar News • West Virginia State Bar Journal • District Lawyer • New Hampshire Law Weekly • West Virginia State Bar News • Duke Bar Association Journal • New Jersey Lawyer • Wisconsin Lawyer • Federal Bar Journal • New Jersey State Bar Association Quarterly • Wisconsin Student Bar Journal • Federal Lawyer • New York State Bar Association Journal • Women Lawyers Journal • Florida Bar Journal • North Carolina Law Journal • Florida Bar News • North Carolina State Bar Journal Bar Journals Library Advanced Search Options Users have the option to search with the main search bar, or choose the Advanced Search link located beneath it to expand searching options. Search using various metadata fields, such as Text, Article Title, Author/Creator, and more. Within Advanced Search, users can also choose from the Keyword Search Builder and Venn Diagram tools. Keyword Search Builder: Enter keywords into one or more boxes and use the boost levels to give more weight to the most important terms in the query. NEW Venn Diagram Search: Visualize the results yield of various keywords to better refine a search. Utilize the Venn Diagram as a teaching device to help students learn how to structure a search. Citations in HeinOnline Users can quickly find an article by using its citation in the Citation Navigator. Click the Citation tab on the main search bar, copy/paste a direct citation into the bar, and click search. Click the Citation Navigator link beneath the main search bar to open additional options. Simply enter the volume, abbreviation, and page number or copy and paste a citation from another source. To find proper abbreviations, use the Citation Format Guide located under the Citation tab option in the main search bar. Use the A-Z index to locate a title, and click either the title or its abbreviation to enter volume and page numbers in the boxes provided. Citations on pages in HeinOnline are highlighted for easy navigation among related documents. If a citation exists in HeinOnline, the citation is highlighted in blue. Clicking the hyperlink directs the user to the document referenced in the citation. To access other citations for a specific title, simply click Cite next to the Table of Contents at the top of the page. Hein’s ScholarCheck Hein’s ScholarCheck is a series of tools and features in the Bar Journal Library and throughout HeinOnline which allow users to view journal articles that have a heavy influence on the subject they are researching. To determine where ScholarCheck tools and features can be used, look for the ScholarCheck icon. ScholarCheck Features: • Link to case law powered by Fastcase (only available to HeinOnline Core subscribers) • Link to articles that cite document being viewed • Link to documents cited by article, including U.S. Code, Federal Register, Code of Federal Regulations, and Statutes at Large • Links to external links cited • Choose to view search results based on number of times cited • And much more! Artificial Intelligence Searching Natural language processing and machine learning tools have been released in the Bar Journal Library and select other databases: More Like This, Topics and Entities, and Keyword Search Builder. More Like This When viewing an article, the More Like This tool uses a program to pull out “interesting words” as determined by an algorithm. Users are provided with a list of similar articles based on the interesting words. Adjust the boost factors of the interesting words, add a new term, or select a date range to modify the search results. Topics and Entities These search facets are found on result pages for searches and More Like This results. The entities include location, person, and organization. These tools enhance a user’s search results to include even more relevant articles by searching the metadata rather than just the document text. Bar Journals Library Artificial Intelligence Searching Keyword Search Builder The Keyword Search Builder is located within the Advanced Search tool in the Bar Journal Library. To use this tool, enter keywords into one or more of the boxes provided. Adjust the weight of each word using the boost factors. Users can also select a title to search within or enter a date range to narrow down the search results. Indexing of “Not Currently Available” in HeinOnline HeinOnline indexes the recent issues of journals whose recent content is not currently available in the Bar Journal Library. By indexing this content, users can search and browse the title, author and abstract information for articles within the volumes that are not yet available in full text within HeinOnline. For those results where the full-text is not currently available, a light red box will appear and indicate “Full Text Not Currently Available”. Click on the article name to view HeinOnline’s coverage, the publisher’s information, and a link to the publisher’s website. Set up ISSN/ISBN or OpenURL linking through our Branding Program (learn more here: http://home. heinonline.org/branding/ ) which gives users the ability to find the article or journal within another source in their library other than HeinOnline. For more information about this collection, including pricing, please contact your sales representative, or contact our Marketing department at [email protected] or 800-828-7571. William S. Hein & Co., Inc. & HeinOnline 2350 N. Forest Rd. 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