Summer is winding down, school is back in session, and this month’s content release has brought HeinOnline to a new milestone of more than 160 million pages!

We’re excited to announce that the U.S. Congressional Serial Set will soon be available in October 2018! The Serial Set will be included at no additional charge for U.S. Academic and Core Plus subscribers, Government, Politics & Law subscribers, and subscribers of HeinOnline’s U.S. Congressional Documents database. More details are provided below.

The Law Journal Library continues to grow with the addition of 10 new journals this month. Additionally, more than 100 titles were added to the Legal Classics Library, more than 30 titles were added to Taxation & Economic Reform in America Parts I & II, and 19 new titles were added to Slavery in America and the World: History, Culture & Law. Altogether, more than 2,000 titles have been added to various databases in HeinOnline, which are noted in this month’s content release.

We are excited to announce that Phase I of the U.S. Congressional Serial Set is coming soon to HeinOnline! This will be included at no additional charge for U.S. Academic and Core Plus subscribers, Government, Politics & Law subscribers, and subscribers of HeinOnline’s U.S. Congressional Documents database. The Serial Set is an ongoing project in HeinOnline with the goal to add more than four million pages each year until completion.

Matching text within search results has been updated from yellow highlighted text to boldfaced text. This gives search results pages a simpler, more streamlined appearance.

National Survey of State Laws now has two new chapters: Domestic Violence and Restrictive Covenants in Employment. Four chapters have also been updated.

The 21st Century Cures Act: A Legislative History of Public Law No. 114-255 is a new title that has been added to the U.S. Federal Legislative History Library. This legislative history was compiled by William H. Manz.

HeinOnline is a great place to research issues making headlines in today’s news. Better yet, since all content in HeinOnline is composed of exact PDF replicas of original print material, source authenticity is never in doubt. Research relevant topics in databases such as the U.S. International Trade Library, Immigration Law & Policy in the U.S., and History of Supreme Court Nominations.

A two-part video series is now available featuring Jon S. Schultz, Professor Emeritus of Law and Retired Director of the O’Quinn Law Library.

• September 28-29 (Shannon Hein, Steve Roses, and Tim Hooge attending)

• September 30 – October 3 (Shannon Hein attending)

• October 4 (Steve Roses attending)

• October 10-14 (Shannon Hein and Lynne Zona attending)

An updated list of titles missing in HeinOnline is now available. If your library is in possession of this type of material and is willing to donate to us for digitization, please contact Chris Czopp at 716-882-2600. Please note: we would prefer to be able to unbind the material for scanning and would provide electronic copies (PDFs) and/or credit in return.

A comprehensive list of all recent title and publication changes is now available.

Please continue reading this month’s newsletter by browsing the table of contents to read in-depth descriptions of all the content and features which have been released this month.

Sincerely,
Benjamin Boron
HeinOnline Marketing Department