Water law is a big deal here in the Western United States, and HeinOnline just released a new tool for researching it. Editors at Hein have pulled together primary and secondary sources from HeinOnline’s extensive collection of digitized legal documents and tagged them by subject to make research easier. The new collection is called Water […] Read more »

A big thank you to all of the students who attended the Welcome Back to the Library Fair last Thursday! We were really excited to share with you about our library services. We had candy, doughnuts, Plinko, and booths with information about all the fun things you can check out from the circulation desk (umbrella, […] Read more »

The BYU Law Library provides free access to Adobe Acrobat Pro on its computers. Here’s how to access it: Go to one of the public library computers. Anyone can use the “legal research only” computers and the computers attached to scanners. None of them are locked, so anyone can get on them. BYU students can […] Read more »

BYU Law Library is holding its first ever Welcome Back to the Library Fair this Thursday from 10:45 am to 1 pm in the fishbowl! Spend a few minutes learning about library resources like digital newspaper subscriptions, the Legal Technology Initiative, research help, ILL, and all the crazy things you can check out from the […] Read more »

For the first time since pandemic restrictions began in March of 2020, the Law Library has reinstated a Course Reserve of print casebooks and other course materials. The current editions of all casebooks in use at the law school are available at the circulation desk for two-hour checkout. We make casebooks and other reserve materials […] Read more »

What’s going on at the Law School and its environs? I will do my best to give you an update, but don’t hold me to anything I say–things are constantly changing. Let’s start with the Law School. After graduation in April, the university commenced two significant construction projects in our building that aren’t finished yet. […] Read more »