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Remote Access to Law Library Services

How to access law library reference, circulation, and faculty services

Introduction

Although the building is currently physically closed, many of your Student Services remain available.

We are also continuing to monitor and update these services.

Casebooks and Other Required Readings

Find out information on Casebook promotions for the fall 2020 semester online here.

Exam Archives and Remote Access to Library Databases

Exam archives (available past exams) remain available.

Remote access to the library's legal databases and indexes are also available via the Library's databases.

Online Study Aids

Online Study Aids from West Academic and Wolters Kluwer remain available at the links below.

West Academic Study Aids   Wolters Kluwer Study Aids   

Check out these short videos that walk you through how to begin using both study aid platforms content and learning tools!

ALERTs

We have created more online ALERT sessions. Topics include the final scheduled ALERT session on research for summer jobs, as well as others.

For the online ALERT programming, all you need to do is visit the ALERT iCollege page, watch the video, and complete the session’s quiz satisfactorily.

For more information, including instructions for completing the online sessions, see the ALERT iCollege page.

Social Media

Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for updates, such as new blog posts from the librarians and student GRAs!

Just click the images below for each account. 

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