It includes articles on general legal topics, famous trials, landmark documents, and biographies with a general index. Corpus Juris Secundum D. H. Hill Ref. C.J.S. is designed for a lawyer's use and provides comprehensive coverage of court decisions from all federal and state courts. C. Legal Journals Articles in legal journals provide analysis of current issues, historical research, and interdisciplinary treatment of legal problems. Journal articles frequently can provide background information on developing topics not yet discussed in a legal encyclopedia.
Articles provide citations to statutes, court decisions, and regulations.
Campbell Law Review , v. North Carolina Law Review , v. Wake Forest Law Review , v. 24- 1989 to date D. H. Hill Lib. An index is used to locate articles in legal journals. Specific topical indexes, such as Criminal Justice Abstracts , may be used to focus more closely on a specific topic.