Check the Voyager Catalogue for recently published books and reports. This will refer you to other relevant material and you'll understand more about the topic. Update your references and find recent material by searching case citators, full-text case databases and relevant web sites. Talk to a librarian to get further ideas. References to journal articles can be found by searching in electronic databases .
Some databases also contain the full-text of the article.
Where there is no full-text, note the citation of the article. Look in the Law Library's Abbreviation's List if unsure of a journal's abbreviation. Text books, loose leaf services and journal articles also contain references to journal articles. Or, look in the Law Library's Holdings List and Location Guide . Journals are located on the 2nd level of the Law Library, with some of the recent issues of the more popular titles held at the Reserve Desk.