Law Library - Articles

doodleflip

Hi, (confused) first year law student here... Could someone tell me how to go about finding articles in the law library? Or alternatively, where I could find full online copies of any of the following:

Eggleston, "What is Wrong with the Adversary System?" (1975) 49 ALJ 428
Connolly QC, "The Adversary System - Is It Any Longer Appropriate?" (1975) 49 ALJ 439
Jolowicz, "The Woolf Report and the Adversary System" (1996) 15 CJQ 198
Jolowicz "Adversarial and Inquisitorial Methods of Civil Procedure" (2003) 52 ICLQ 281
Jolowicz, "Civil Litigation: What's It For?" [2008] CLJ 508
Marshall, "Would ADR Have Saved Romeo and Juliet?" (1998) 36 Osgoode Hall LJ 771
Holmes, "Two Years On - The Commercial Court" (2006) 2(1) JCPPP 15
Stauber, "Commercial Courts: A Twenty First Century Necessity?" [2007] JSIJ 154

Thanks!

House9

oh the des ryan essay ...wish I knew where to find them too!!

Jim_Are_Great

Holmes, "Two Years On - The Commercial Court" (PDF)

Stauber, "Commercial Courts: A Twenty First Century Necessity?" (PDF)

Marshall, "Would ADR Have Saved Romeo and Juliet?" (PDF)

The CJQ,CLJ and ICLQ can be accessed on Westlaw.uk through the library site. ALJ is in the library, I think. Ask your mentor to point them out.

aine-maire

Thanks for that...just trying to finish the legal skills one now
Finding the ALJ ones should be fun tomorrow...:pac:

gnl

This thread totally saved my ass from flipping out at like 4 in the morning. I just couldn't find any of the articles (never found Eggleston or Connolly but meh). Thanks!

Jim_Are_Great

aine-maire wrote: »

Finding the ALJ ones should be fun tomorrow.

They are definitely there, in the Berkley. Ask Elizabeth Gleeson, the head law librarian. Her office is through a black door behind the torts section. She'll give you a bit of stick for not paying attention to her little talk at the beginning of the year, but is ultimately very nice. She'll show you where they are. Or I could show you, I've used the ALJ before. Most SF, JS, SS or postgrads would know, I'd say, if you ask any of them for a hand. PM me if you're stuck.

aine-maire

Jim_Are_Great wrote: »

They are definitely there, in the Berkley. Ask Elizabeth Gleeson, the head law librarian. Her office is through a black door behind the torts section. She'll give you a bit of stick for not paying attention to her little talk at the beginning of the year, but is ultimately very nice. She'll show you where they are. Or I could show you, I've used the ALJ before. Most SF, JS, SS or postgrads would know, I'd say, if you ask any of them for a hand. PM me if you're stuck.

Could you say around where it is?!:D

Jim_Are_Great

The journals are catalogued collectively under PER 340, and stored alphabetically by journal title. They're on either side of the wall of the room in the Berkley's second floor known to some as The Chamber Of Secrets: the room with the full-length windows where you can see onto Fellows' Square. The ALJ is on the inner side of the wall, furthest away from the stairs.

I'm sure this makes for thrilling reading to people not looking for the journals.

aine-maire

Ok...I think I know where you mean...will try tomorrow

Jim_Are_Great wrote: »

I'm sure this makes for thrilling reading to people not looking for the journals.

This thread wasn't started for people's entertainment...!:p

doodleflip

Amen to that, but it has been very useful so thank you! Now to actually write the thing...

aine-maire

Success! Found them today
Starting it now... Four pages for tomorrow :eek:

House9

does anyone know if the Irish Jurist is availible online?

aine-maire

House9 wrote: »

does anyone know if the Irish Jurist is availible online?

Yeah,it is...can't remember which website it was on, but if you look around it's on one of them...(sorry I know that's not very helpful )
EDIT: I'm pretty sure it's on IRLII.

Anyone know if the ECR are online? I'm assuming they are but I can't find them...:(

House9

Thanks for help I tried that website and it redirected me to lawperiodicals.org but it seems that the only info I can find on the Irish Jurist is its index but cant find any website where can actually read the articles.