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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 tab and then click on Citation Navigator.
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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