Includes links to GSU Law Library licensed databases and selected GSU Library, GALILEO, and free legal resources. For non-legal databases, visit GSU Library's database list.
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Popular Law Student Databases
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frequently used law school resources and research services
Alternate Name(s)
Wolters Kluwer Study Aids, WK Study Aids
The Aspen Learning Library study aids collection provides digital access to hundreds of study aids covering virtually every law school course. You will find case briefs, outlines, overviews, and exam prep titles – Examples & Explanations and Glannon Guides.
CALI provides more than 1,000 interactive lessons and tutorials to help students learn the law. CALI also publishes free, open eBooks for legal education. Titles are available at the eLangdell Bookstore.
The Center for Computer Assisted Legal Instruction is a non-profit consortium of law schools that researches and develops computer-mediated legal instruction and supports institutions and individuals using technology in legal education. CALI Exercises, intended to reinforce topics learned in law school classes, are created by professors on topics in their area of expertise. They include reading, visual displays, and practice questions to reinforce classroom learning.
A password-accessible legal research service providing access to statutes, case law materials, public records, and other legal resources, along with current news articles and business information. A large number of secondary legal materials are available along with Shepard's citation checking.
Alternate Name(s)
LDL, Lexis Study Guides, Lexis Study Aids
This collection offers a variety of legal study aides, including the Understanding Series and Questions & Answers Series. Access is through the OverDrive e-book sharing platform.
The West Academic Study Aids Collection provides digital access to hundreds of study aids covering virtually every law school course. You will find case briefs, outlines, overviews, and exam prep titles – including audio, video, and new interactive practice questions.
A password-accessible legal research service providing access to statutes, case law materials, public records, and other legal resources, along with current news articles and business information. A large number of secondary legal materials are available along with KeyCite citation checking.
Research assistance and reference attorney: 1-800-850-9378
New Databases
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The following databases are new additions to the Law Library's Database List
Alternate Name(s)
LDL, Lexis Study Guides, Lexis Study Aids
This collection offers a variety of legal study aides, including the Understanding Series and Questions & Answers Series. Access is through the OverDrive e-book sharing platform.
The National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) Digital Library provides the complete text of all NCLC treatises. The library includes 20 treatises covering the areas of debtor rights, deception and warranties, consumer litigation, and credit & banking.
GSU College of Law community can sign up for an NCLC account with their GSU email.
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Access for all GSU with CampusID and password
Access limited to College of Law
Unique User ID and password required
Available on Law Library public workstations
Database is part of the HeinOnline Library
Electronic Journal
Requires researcher to create account
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Access for all GSU with CampusID and password
Access limited to College of Law
Unique User ID and password required
Available on Law Library public workstations
Database is part of the HeinOnline Library
Electronic Journal
Requires researcher to create account