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• Law students may borrow print materials from the Law Library for 28 days. Items on Reserve may be checked out for 2 hours at a time and must be used within the library.
• Students can browse the shelf and pick out items for checkout or use theÌýLaw Library Book Concierge ServiceÌýto minimize handling of library materials. Requested items will be checked out to the requestor and made available for pickup in the self-service 24/7 Book Pickup Area on the Law Library's first floor. Orders will be bagged and labeled with the student’s name.Ìý
• Law students also have borrowing privileges atÌý, the main University library. You may utilize Falvey's for requested materials.
  
• Books and articles not available on campus may be requested through interlibrary loan.Ìý Interlibrary loan requests may be submitted electronically using theÌý.
• If you would like to visit another university's library to use materials not available on campus or through interlibrary loan, please ask one of the law librarians to assist you in contacting the library and arranging for access.

• Computers are available for student use within the Library.Ìý Use of the Law Library computer facilities is limited to Â鶹Èë¿Ú Law students by password login to the network.
• University Information Technology Services (UNIT) offers remote assistance.
• Print/copy machines are located on each floor of the Library.
  
  • The print/copy machines are Wildcard-operated. ÌýEach student will be allocated $100 of free printing per year.
  • Additional pages will be available via charge to the student's Wildcard for 6 cents per copy. Scanning and emailing materials is free.
  • Learn how to connect to the printers.
  • There are two Lexis printers in the print/copy room on the second floor of the Library. ÌýThere is no cost to use the Lexis printers. Students must send print jobs to the Lexis printers using the print command from their Lexis account.

Electronic Information Sources

• : This list contains links to the databases most often used by law students.
• : This searches the University’s online journal subscriptions. (NOTE: does not cover materials available through Bloomberg Law, Lexis, Westlaw, CCH Intelliconnect or RIA Checkpoint)
• : This list contains links to the databases available to all Â鶹Èë¿Ú students.

Print Information Sources

• : Search the location and status of materials in the Library’s collection as well as resources available from Falvey Library (Â鶹Èë¿Ú library).
• : Search for detailed information about materials held by libraries throughout the world. Worldcat is often used to determine whether nearby libraries have a particular book, journal or report. It is also useful for identifying the exact title, author, publisher and/or publication date of an item not found in the Law Library or University Library catalog.

Graduate Tax students have full use of Library facilities and services, including the law school computer network. Library staff members are available to assist in student research and to provide instruction in computer-assisted legal research. An onlineÌýÌýis also available.

The library is accessible 24 hours a day throughout the year to accommodate students. A Wildcard is required for use of the library and its elevator.Ìý

Bloomberg Law, Lexis+ and Westlaw

Student accounts for Bloomberg Law, Lexis and Westlaw are available to graduate tax students. Information about registering for a student account is provided during the orientation for the Graduate Tax Program. Students who are unable to attend orientation may contactÌýRobert HegadornÌýin the Law School Library to receive the materials necessary for registering a student account.ÌýStudents who enter the Graduate Tax Program directly after completing their JD degrees will need new Bloomberg, Lexis and Westlaw accounts to use those research systems.

Specialty Tax Databases

• Ìý(Requires BloombergLaw Login): This database provides electronic access to a large collection of BNA’s tax and accounting materials including current awareness reports and newsletters as well as the Tax Management Portfolios.
• Ìý(formerly CCH IntelliConnect): This database provides electronic access to many of CCH’s tax publications including the material contained in the looseleaf service, the Standard Federal Tax Reporter.
• Ìý(formerly RIA Checkpoint): This database provides electronic access to many of RIA’s tax publications including the material contained in the looseleaf service United States Tax reporter and the Warren, Gorham & Lamont (WG&L) treatises.Ìý RIA Checkpoint registration expires at the end of each semester.Ìý For continued use students must register through an on-campus computer each semester or contact Robert Hegadorn for assistance.

Please see the Law Library Conduct Policy for expections for and limits on use of the library and its materials by community members and visitors.

• : These guides identify the best topic-related information sources available both for free and from library print and electronic collections.Ìý
• : These guides identify the best topic-related information sources available in Falvey Library’s print and electronic resources.

Study Aids

• Course Reserves: Books and other materials that the faculty requested the Library keep on Reserve may be checked out for limited periods of time at the Circulation Desk.
• Hornbooks & Summaries: A collection of the most popular treatises, hornbooks and condensed legal summaries, including Nutshells, Examples & Explanations and the Black Letter Law series, are kept in the Library Reserve Room (on the first floor). Please ask for them at the Circulation Desk or request pickup using theÌýLaw Library Book Concierge Service. Lists of available hornbooks can be found in theÌý.Ìý
• : Online access to ebook versions of the Understanding and Questions and Answers series. It also offers audiobook versions of some Understanding titles. See the for more information and links to specific titles by course. Also accessible directly from
• Ìý(formerly Wolters Kluwer Online Study Aids Library): Collection of study aids in ebook format, including Examples & Explanations, Glannon Guides, Crunchtime outlines and many more. See the for more information. You must download the to download/read materials offline.
• CALI Exercises: Online tutorials maintained by the Center for Computer Assisted Legal Instruction () are available for student use. Please visit the Library Circulation Desk to ask for a CALI card with the Law School login code or emailÌýLori CorsoÌýfor the access code.

Study Advice & Exam Strategy

• The library collection includes numerous books that provide study advice and exam-taking tips. For more information about these resources, see the .

Sample Exams

• Students may access law school exams from prior semesters through theÌý. NOTE: To access the exam database off campus, you must log in (using your single-sign credentials to access Blackboard, MyNova etc.) through . Please see the Ìýfor more information.

• Seven study rooms are available in the Library, two on each of the second and third floors and three on the Lower Level. Library study rooms must be used by groups of two or more students and can be reserved online for a maximum of two hours per 24-hour period.Ìý
• Need a private space for a Zoom job interview? Career Strategy offers several interview rooms for students.Ìý
• Headphones and dry-erase markers for use in study rooms are available at the Circulation Desk.