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I want to search across a specific journal, but I don’t know the Bluebook citation to use from the title listing on the search page. What should I do?
If you want to search across a specific journal but you do not know what the Bluebook citation is for the journal, click on the “Journal Title” tab from the title listing on the search box. This will display the full journal titles rather than the Bluebook citations.
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