Your research reading list just got a little longer! Meet the newest journals to join HeinOnline, with fresh scholarship spanning subjects, institutions, and perspectives from around the globe.
After 18 days at sea, a grim question simmered among the desperate shipwrecked men: do we draw lots to determine who should be killed for food to sustain the others?
HeinOnline’s Law Journal Library continues to grow with the addition of four respected Springer journals. Covering criminal justice, security research, maritime affairs, and European law, these titles join an expanding collection of Springer publications available to researchers through HeinOnline.
Discover the latest journals added to HeinOnline’s Law Journal Library for June and July 2026, featuring new scholarship in criminal justice, business law, security research, maritime law, and more.
The legal thriller genre has evolved throughout the years and its beginning can be traced back to early works of criminal accounts.
Learn how the Utah Law Review partnered with Hein to implement DOI registration and support long-term access to legal scholarship.
Over the past two months, we have added over 8,000 new articles to the Law Journal Library and 11 new active serials.
We have worked with Wiley to reduce the embargo period on 30 of their journals in HeinOnline from three years to just two years.
In 2002, 125 nations came together to establish the International Criminal Court (ICC) as a judicial body dedicated to the prosecution of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The culmination of a project dating back to the aftermath of World War II, the ICC has conducted its work in the face of opposition from some of the world’s most powerful states, and faces an uncertain future.
For National Library Week, we asked four law librarians to profile one unexpected item from their collections, an odd, overlooked treasure, the item that made someone say, “We need to save this,” if only because it sparked some bibliophile joy.
