Due to decreased demand, the Law Library no longer has photocopy machines in the library. As an alternative, we do have a number of scanners throughout the library. The scanners provide patrons with the option to save the document on a flash drive, email themselves the document as a PDF, upload the document as a PDF to a cloud-based system like their own Google Drive or Dropbox account, or print the scanned documents.
Where are your photocopiers located?
Where are the Lexis printers located?
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 Student Commons. For more information about these printers and others, see Printers for BYU Law Students.
Where can I scan something in the library?
The law library has a number of scanning options. The KIC scanners, which are ideal for books, are available near the 2nd-floor reference desk and in the Reserve Library on the second floor. There are also flatbed scanners near the first-floor entrance in the basement, near the 2nd-floor reference desk (two of them), in the Reserve Library on the second floor, and near the Rex E. Lee room on the 3rd floor. Multipage (feeder) scanners are located near the reference desk on the second floor and near the Rex E. Lee room on the 3rd floor.
Library employees at the reference and circulation desks are available to assist if you run into scanning problems.
For more information, see this page on Scanning.
Is there a color printer in the law library?
No, the law library does not have color printers. If you need an on campus printing option, BYU has several Print Centers or Printer Kiosks across campus.
The Y App can help you find the closest pharos printer. The Print and Mail website provides more information about these options.
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.
Where are the Co-Op printers located?
1st floor (Basement): by the entrance of the 1st floor in the basement
2nd floor (Commons): in the student commons (outside of the law library)
3rd floor (Bathroom): near the bathrooms on the 3rd floor
3rd floor (Reference): near the Rex E. Lee room on the 3rd floor
For more information about these or other printers, see Printers for BYU Law Students.
Can I use the Co-Op printing option from any computer?
Yes. You are able to print 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”).
3. Enter your net ID and password.
4. Under “Upload Document To Print,” select the file(s) you want to print.
5. Click “Next.”
6. Select desired printer.
7. Click “Next.”
Are there Pharos printers in the law library? (the printing system used by main campus)
No, the law library does not have Pharos printers. If you need an on campus printing option, BYU has several Print Centers or Printer Kiosks across campus.
The Y App can help you find the closest pharos printer. The Print and Mail website provides more information about these options.
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.
Will scanning pages of this book violate any copyright or fair use laws?
The Law Library cannot answer any questions about copyright or fair use laws. You must make your own determination about whether your scanning would violate any applicable laws. You can visit the Copyright Office Website for more information about how you can make an informed choice.