The BYU Law Digital Repository contains open access copies of the scholarly works of Law School faculty, annual reports and other official publications, and the online archives of the various legal journals published at BYU Law.
Open-access consortia seek to make high-quality academic work available throughout the world at minimal cost to students, academics and scholars of all levels. The full archives of the BYU Law Review, BYU Journal of Public Law, BYU Education and Law Journal, and BYU International Law & Management Review are available through the Law Review Commons. Other publications such as the Clark Memorandum, Advocate (and annual reports), Life in the Law and the scholarly works published by Law School Faculty are all accessible to researchers through the more-expansive Law Commons. The Digital Commons network includes works from all areas of scholarly and academic inquiry, and contains millions of individual articles produced at hundreds of universities.
Digital Repository Readership
Scholarly articles and other works uploaded to the repository by BYU Law have accessed and downloaded almost 3.5 million times since the repository was established. We average over 750,000 downloads/year from over 200 countries/regions by thousands of institutions and individuals.
A map displaying readership activity
for the first 6 months of 2024. ≫
