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I have a citation to an article. How do I find the article?
From the HeinOnline welcome screen, use the Citation Navigator to find a Bluebook citation (if you are unsure of the exact citation format, click Find Bluebook Citation):
Or, once inside the Law Journal Library, click the Citation Navigator tab:
Use the first option to type the citation into the navigator. The Abbreviation field will auto-fill as you start typing. Click “Get Citation” to be taken to the article.
The second option allows you to copy and paste a citation. Click “Get Citation” to be taken to the article.
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