This page aims to point you in the right direction for the information you need to be successful in your studies.
Whether you want to find a book, an online journal article or other information start your search on HOLLY.
If you want to know more about using journal articles in your work check out the Introducing Journals Guide
Google Scholar is also a good place to search for articles. You can also just use it to search for case law.
You can find these in our alphabetical list of databases:
You may also be interested in these journals:
Check out lecturer recommended books, journals and websites on HARLO. Search by module code/title or just a keyword such as 'law'
Try using RefWorks to help manage your references. References can be imported direct from both HOLLY and Google Scholar. If you want to learn how to use it, contact us or visit the Citing & Referencing page on our website.
If you're not sure how to reference, use the Cite them Right tool to learn more about it.
You can also borrow the Cite them right book in (shelfmark 808.027/PEA)
You can access most of our resources off campus by logging in to My Account on HOLLY and using your Harper credentials. If you do this before you search or try to access e-resources, you will be automatically logged in to things you can access.
The library offers you access to over thousands of print books, nearly 200,000 ebooks and over 70,000 online journals.
If you need help in finding stuff for your assignment, or help with your dissy, we are here for you.
Come and find us on the Welcome Desk near the library entrance, or you can email us, phone us or have a LiveChat during staffed hours.
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