The Utah State Bar has pre-authorized a limited number of recordings for self-study CLE credit. A fee is not charged to the attorney. Due to high demand, please call 801-422-3593 to verify the availability of CDs prior to coming to the library. The recordings approved for credit in 2022 are:

Title	Media Type	Call Number	CLE Credits	# of Copies	Checkout Period
Constitutional Law (Sum+Substance) (2020)	CD	KF 4550 .Z9 .C43 2020	14	1	24 Hours
Torts (Sum+Substance) (2019)	CD	KF 1250 .Z9 .F56 2019	11	1	24 Hours

Note: The list of CLE materials changes every year.

All of the CLE materials must be picked up in person from the law library circulation desk at BYU and may be borrowed for a 24-hour loan period.  

You also have the option to listen to or watch these materials at the law library when the law library is open to the public. To listen or watch in the library, when you pick up your CLE materials from the Circulation Desk, you may also check out headphones and an external drive (which is compatible with DVDs and CDs), which will allow you to watch or listen to the CLE materials on any computer that has a USB port and applications for CD listening and DVD watching. An employee with Reference Services can get you set up on one of the law library computers to watch or listen to CLE materials.

After you have listened to the recording, please contact Annalee Hickman Pierson (HickmanA@law.byu.edu) to have your credit posted. When contacting her, you must include the following information: (1) your name, (2) your Utah bar number, (3) the name of the recording, (4) how many hours of the recording you listened to, and (5) the date(s) that you listened to the recording.

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Alternative Sources of Credit:

• University of Utah CLE Collection
• Online CLE/MCLE through the Utah State Bar.

BYU Law Co-Op Printers

BYU Law provides Co-Op printers for BYU Law students. To learn more about the cost, how to install it and use it, see the BYU Law page on Co-Op printing.

The Co-Op printers are located as follows:

• 1st floor (Basement): by the entrance of the 1st floor in the basement
• 2nd floor (Commons): in the BYU Law School student commons (not in the law library)
• 2nd floor (Reference): near the north entrance of room 275
• 3rd floor (Bathroom): near the bathrooms on the 3rd floor
• 3rd floor (Reference): near the Rex E. Lee room on the 3rd floor

You can also print to a Co-Op printer from any computer, even if it does not have the Co-Op drivers installed on it. See steps below:

• 1.       Click here (or type “BYU Co-Op printing” in Google and click on the first site that comes up, and scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “EveryonePrint”).
• 2.       Enter your net ID and password.
• 3.       Under “Upload Document To Print,” select the file(s) you want to print.
• 4.       Click “Next.”
• 5.       Select desired printer.
• 6.       Click “Next.”

Lexis Printers

Lexis printers are available for BYU Law students to use to print for free from Lexis’s website. Lexis printers are available near the entrance of the basement on the 1st floor, behind the reference desk on the 2nd floor (the ground floor), and on the 3rd floor near the Rex E. Lee room. There is also a Lexis printer outside the law library in the BYU Law Student Commons.