One method to aid in Open Access is to provide open access self-archiving. Beyond availability of research and discussion, there is also the option to give feedback to the author, and sometimes you can just add another opinion or observation and increase the dialogue. There are databases that provide access to scientific literature through academic memberships and subscriptions. Open access journals are law journals that are available to anyone and everyone.

An OA journal of law and laws can offer to the public clearer grasp of certain civic and civil laws and how they affect them. Colleagues, students and the general public should be provided with a better understanding of the laws. Many initiatives to focus on taxpayer funded research Open Access.  Because the laws are constantly changing, these logs can provide the history and future of different areas of law. Providing free access to these items right to review the publication and the author can also benefit as the public. Many legal journals begin to follow the principles of free access Law Review or have similar principles to them which makes them free access.

A large number of these journals are in English, but some of these journals are available in other languages as well.   Because these articles are written by academics, government officials, judicial personnel and professionals working in the field, they can be more educational and easy to understand. Because most law reviews are written by academics, there is always a need for articles. Whether you are a university official or professional practice of law, the majority of these publications are looking for items they can share with the public. Most likely most of them are not aware that there are items open access journal of law available to them through some of the publications of the law.

Students Reference and Education: college-university researchers usually search the archives of the journal for review of documentation before venturing into a new project. It also allows students to research material easier and faster. The Internet has increased the opportunities for research, making it easier for people to learn about the law. It gives authors a wider audience while giving readers the opportunity to research material without having to worry about payment or gates.

Some directors simply want a place where students can go "to learn more about these issues." This advocate really wants "to start teaching students". A uniformed eye, it seems as if these students have better access to scientific journals and research than ever. Not only does it help students but it can create awareness among the general public about changes in the law, cases, statutes, etc. This advocate continues to insist on the possibility of "big action at national level and the State" when it comes to providing open access for students and other researchers.