Peer review is the process of having an academic paper reviewed by experts to ensure that it meets the standards for the given discipline. Peer reviewed articles are also called scholarly or refereed articles.
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Business Law TodayOnline: 2007-present
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Canadian Family Law QuarterlyOnline: 2004-present
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Canadian Journal of Family LawOnline: 2002-present
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Canadian Journal of Law and SocietyOnline: 2014-present
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International Journal of Law, Crime & JusticeOnline: 2008-present
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7 skills set law office admins apartAdministrative Professional Today, 2020
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Academic Search Complete This link opens in a new window
Best starting point for most topics. Interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed full-text articles. Indexes more than 4600 journals.
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Criminal Justice Collection This link opens in a new window
Academic journals and magazines on topics in criminal justice and related fields. Key subjects covered in the database include law, law enforcement, security, and terrorism.
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EBSCO eBook Collection This link opens in a new window
A large selection of 200,000+ multidisciplinary eBook titles representing a broad range of academic subjects.
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Queen's University Legal CitationA new, public resource that allows learners to practice legal citation with interactive exercises. This tutorial complements the contents of this Guide. No log-in or registration is required: