Journal articles provide analysis and opinion, and can be useful for supporting your research of the primary materials.
They can also be a good source for up-to-date commentary on legal issues. Often relevant legislation and cases will also be cited. There may be cross over of jurisdictions, so the international databases may also contain relevant Australian issues. View the Law Guide for information about Australian legal journals.
Note: Use the International Law databases for more links to legal journal databases.
You can also use MultiSearch to find the full-text of a journal if you already know the article you need. Before you can find a journal in the catalogue, you will need to work out its full title from the abbreviation using the abbreviation tools.
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Q. Find a full-text copy of the article 'A public law perspective on intellectual property' (2014) J.W.I.P. 61
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From the abbreviation tools list select Cardiff Index to Legal Abbreviations > Search by Abbreviation > type jwip > take note of the full title The Journal of World Intellectual Property.
In MultiSearch try searching for the title of the article "A public law perspective on intellectual property". If that doesn't work, try looking for the journal title "The Journal of World Intellectual Property" using Advanced Search instead.