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Victorian Supreme Court Library Journals, Law Reports & Legislation VICTORIAN SUPREME COURT LIBRARY JOURNALS, LAW REPORTS & LEGISLATION This document is a list of journals, law reports & legislation held by the Victorian Supreme Court Library. It shows what our holdings are and where they are located within the Library. It also shows titles available from the following electronic services to which the Library has access: AGIS Plus Text AustLII Hein Online WestLaw AU* WestLaw International* Where Parliaments provide legislative websites, those website addresses have been included. * Accessed through the Thomson website _____________________________________________________________________ Click on a letter to go to the beginning of that listing A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W XYZ Supreme Court Library of Victoria Journals, Law Reports & Legislation L:\Holdings list.doc 6/06/2014 TITLE SUPREME COURT LIBRARY ELECTRONIC ACCESS A AALL Spectrum Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1996) - ABA Journal [American Bar Association] Level 1 / Bay 22 Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1915) - Vol. 65 (1979) - ABA Update [Australian Broadcasting Authority] AGIS Plus Text: No. 84 (2000) - Aboriginal Law Bulletin Level 1 / Bay 22 AustLII: No. 1 (1981) - No. 90 (1997) Continued By: Indigenous Law Bulletin No. 1 (1981) - No. 90 (1997) About The House AGIS Plus Text: No. 1 (1999) - Abridgment of New Zealand Case Law Level 2 / Room B Accident & Worker’ Compensation Reports Ground / Room 19 Vol. 1 - 2 ACTEC Journal WestLaw Int: Vol. 33 (2007) - Hein Online Vol. 1 (1974) - Acta Juridica Hein Online: 1958 - Acta Societatis Martensis Hein Online: Vol. 1 (2005) - Adelaide Law Review Level 1 / Bay 22 AGIS Plus Text: Vol. 21 (1999) - Vol. 1 (1960) - Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1960) - Adelphia Law Journal Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1982) - Admin Review Level 1 / Bay 22 AGIS Plus Text: No. 51 (1999) - No. 1 (1984) - Administrative & Regulatory Law News Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1974) - Administrative Appeals Reports Ground / Bay 17 Vol. 1 (1984) - Administrative Appeals Tribunal Reports (Victoria) Ground / Room 19 Continues Planning Appeal Board Reports Vol. 1 (1988) - Vol. 22 (1998) Continued By Victorian Planning Reports Administrative Law Decisions Ground / Bay 17 Vol. 1 (1976) - Supreme Court Library of Victoria Journals, Law Reports & Legislation L:\Holdings list.doc 6/06/2014 TITLE SUPREME COURT LIBRARY ELECTRONIC ACCESS Administrative Law Journal of The American University WestLaw Int: Vol. 1 (1987) - Administrative Law Reports (Canada) WestLaw Int: 1984 - Administrative Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1949) - Admiralty & Ecclesiastical Cases Level 1 / Bay 34 WestLaw Int: 1865 - 1875 Vol. 1 (1865) - Vol. 4 (1875) Advocate [Idaho State Bar] WestLaw Int: Vol. 21 (1988) - Advocates’ Quarterly Hein Online: Vol 1 (1977) - Affiliate Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1975) - AFP News [Australian Federal Police] AGIS Plus Text: No. 88 (1999) - African-American Law & Policy Report Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1994) - Vol. 7 (2005) Continued By Berkeley Journal of African-American Law & Policy WestLaw Int: Vol. 1 (1994) - Vol. 7 (2005) African Human Rights Law Journal Hein Online: Vol. 1 (2001) - African Journal of International & Comparative Law Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1989) - African Journal of Legal Studies Hein Online: Vol. 1 (2004) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 1 (2004) - African Law Studies Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1969) - Continued By Journal of Legal Pluralism The Age Level 3 / Room A 1862, 1963, 1957-1979 Level 1 / Outside Room 21 Microfilm 1980 - AGORA International Journal of Juridical Sciences Hein Online: Vol. 1 (2007) - AIC Newsletter [Australian Institute of Criminology] Level 1 / Bay 22 Summer 1997 - AIAL Forum [Australian Institute of Administrative Law] AGIS Plus Text: No. 21 (1999) - http://Law.anu.edu.au/aial/Publications/PubQuar tForum.html AIPLA Quarterly Journal Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1972) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 14 (1986) - Supreme Court Library of Victoria Journals, Law Reports & Legislation L:\Holdings list.doc 6/06/2014 TITLE SUPREME COURT LIBRARY ELECTRONIC ACCESS Air & Space Lawyer Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1983) - Air Force Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 16 (1974) - Continues United States Air Force JAG Law Review WestLaw Int: Vol. 31 (1989) - Air Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1930) - Vol. 12 (1941) Akron Intellectual Property Journal Hein Online: Vol. 1 (2007) - Akron Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1967) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 16 (1982) - Akron Law Review: Strict Scrutiny Hein Online: 2009 - Akron Tax Journal Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1983) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 4 (1987) - Alabama Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (2011) -) Alabama Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1948) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 34 (1983) - Alabama Lawyer WestLaw Int: Vol. 44 (1983) - Alaska Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1984) - Continues UCLA Alaska Law Review WestLaw Int: Vol. 10 (1993) - Albany Law Environmental Outlook Journal Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1995) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 1 (1995) - Albany Law Journal Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1870) - Vol. 70 (1909) Albany Law Journal of Science & Technology Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1991) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 1 (1991) - Albany Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1931) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 57 (1993) - Alberta Law Quarterly Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1934) - Vol. 5 (1945) Continued By Alberta Law Review Alberta Law Reports WestLaw Int: 1907 - Alberta Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1955) - Continues Alberta Law Quarterly Supreme Court Library of Victoria Journals, Law Reports & Legislation L:\Holdings list.doc 6/06/2014 TITLE SUPREME COURT LIBRARY ELECTRONIC ACCESS Alcock & Napiers Reports Level 1 / Bay 30 Alei Mishpat Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1999) - All England Law Reports Level 1 / Bays 35-36 1936 - + Extension Volumes All England Law Reports. Commercial Cases Level 1 / Bay 36 1999] 1 - All England Law Reports. Reprints Level 1 / Bay 35 1558-1935 ALLG Newsletter Ground / Room 20 Continued By Australian Law Librarian No. 1 (1973) - No. 113 (1992) ALMD Advance Ground / Room 1: Latest 2 Years Level 3 / Room A: Previous Years Alternative Law Journal Level 1 / Bay 22 (folio) AGIS Plus Text: Vol. 24 (1999) - Continues Legal Services Bulletin Vol. 17 (1992) - AustLII: Vol. 24 (1999) - Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1974) - American & English Encyclopaedia of The Law Level 1 / Room 21 American Bankruptcy Institute Journal WestLaw Int: Vol. 12 (1993) - American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1993) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 1 (1993) - American Bankruptcy Law Journal Hein Online: Vol. 45 (1971) - Continues Journal of The National Association of Referees In Bankruptcy WestLaw Int: Vol. 60 (1986) - American Bar Association Journal See ABA Journal American Bar Association. Section On Intellectual Property Law. See IPL American Bar Association. Section of International & Comparative Law. Hein Online: (1942) - (1965) Proceedings American Bar Foundation Research Journal See Law & Social Inquiry American Business Law Journal WestLaw Int: Vol. 26 (1988) - Supreme Court Library of Victoria Journals, Law Reports & Legislation L:\Holdings list.doc 6/06/2014 TITLE SUPREME COURT LIBRARY ELECTRONIC ACCESS American College of Trust & Estate Counsel See ACTEC American Criminal Law Quarterly See American Criminal Law Review American Criminal Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1962) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 19 (1982) - American Indian Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1973) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 10 (1983) - American Intellectual Property Law Association Quarterly Journal See AIPLA Quarterly Journal American Journal of Comparative Law Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1952) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 42 (1994) - American Journal of Criminal Law Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1972) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 13 (1985) - American Journal of International Law Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1907) - WestLaw AU: Vol. 76 (1982) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 76 (1982) - American Journal of jurisprudence Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1956) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 31 (1986) - American Journal of Mediation Hein Online Vol. 1 (2007) - American Journal of Law & Medicine Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1975) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 19 (1983) - American Journal of Police Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1981) - Vol. 15 (1996) American Journal of Legal History WestLaw Int: Vol. 26 (1982) - American Journal of Tax Policy WestLaw Int: Vol. 7 (1988) - American Journal of Trial advocacy Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1977) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 6 (1982) - American jurisprudence 2d Ground / Room 1 American Law & Economics Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1999) - American Law Institute Proceedings Level 1 / Room 21 39th annual Meeting (1962) - Supreme Court Library of Victoria Journals, Law Reports & Legislation L:\Holdings list.doc 6/06/2014 TITLE SUPREME COURT LIBRARY ELECTRONIC ACCESS American Law Register See University of Pennsylvania Law Review American Law Reports Level 3 / Room B 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4td, 5th, Fed American Law Review See United States Law Review American Municipal Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 7 (1942) - Continues Legal Notes On Local Governments American Patent Law Association Quarterly Journal See AIPLA Quarterly Journal American Reports Level 1 / Room 21 Continued By American State Reports Vol. 1 (1871) - Vol. 60 (1887) American Review of International arbitration WestLaw Int: Vol. 7 (1997) - American Society of International Law Proceedings Hein Online: No. 1 (1907) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 76 (1982) - American State Reports Level 1 / Room 21 Continues American Reports Vol. 1 (1887) - Vol. 140 (1911) American University International Law Review Hein Online: Vol. 1 (1986) - WestLaw Int: Vol. 1 (1986) - American University Intramural Law Review See American University Law Review American University Journal of Gender, Social
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