To quickly discover whether a particular law report, book or journal is included on HeinOnline, use the Search the Catalog function under the Advanced Search.
Instead of browsing the list of available databases on the HeinOnline home page, such as the Law Journal Library, to try to find a particular publication, you can also use the Search the Catalog Function found on the Advanced Search webpage.


As an example, here’s a search for the Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice.

The results pages gives you a direct link to the journal – making this method much faster than first selecting the Law Journal Library and then navigating to the journal.

The Search the Catalog function works well for finding law reports by title too.
As an example, let’s look for the Ontario Practice Reports. This older reporter (1850-1901) is on HeinOnline, but difficult to find since there is no collection for Canadian law reports and it’s not included in the English Reports collection.
A search using the catalog functions returns the Ontario Practice Reports as the first result, and to the right lists the collection where it can be found: Provincial Statutes of Canada – Ontario!

You’ll find more HeinOnline search tips on our blog and comprehensive user guides on HeinOnline’s Knowledge Base.