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How Do I Search by Keyword or Phrase in the Law Journal Library?
To construct a text search, enter the Law Journal Library and click the Advanced Search option at the top of the main page. Choose the Text option from the drop-down menu when searching for a word or phrase.
You can also search using the Full Text tab at the top of the main page. From here you would type text: civil disobedience” and click the search button.
If you want to search for more than one word or phrase, you would conduct your search as follows:
The Search Help provides examples of how to use Boolean operators.
HeinOnline’s Advanced Search Syntax guide will provide even more details and search examples to assist you with your research.
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