Check first if the material is not readily available at or accessible through the Law Library.
Policy 1: Your editor permits you to check out all physical items under your own account | Policy 2: Your editor instructs you to use only the journal's account for all non-Law Library physical items |
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Searching by the Journal or Newspaper Publication Title Options: | Searching by the Article Title Options: |
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If a print copy cannot be located or electronic version cannot be accessed, then submit an ILL request. There is an Interlibrary Loan tab in the top menu bar in addition to the Request This Item Through Interlibrary Loan (ILL) option in a catalog record. Sign into ILLiad using the account preferred by your editor. | If a print copy cannot be located or electronic version cannot be accessed, then submit an ILL request. There is an Interlibrary Loan tab in the top menu bar in addition to the Request This Item Through Interlibrary Loan (ILL) option in a catalog record. Sign into ILLiad using the account preferred by your editor. |
In-depth source collection methodologies are found in the Source Collection Instructions for Journal Staff guide.
If your editor permits, you may check out Law Library books under your own name. Recalls apply to all books checked out to your account. You will be held accountable for any overdue fines, recall fees or lost book costs.
If you are instructed, you may have the Law Library book checked out to the journal's shelf located on 4th Floor West. Though recalls still apply to books checked to the shelf, the loan period is typically for the length of the semester. The Law Library books may not leave the library however and books from other libraries (such as locally loaned and ILL books) may not be placed on the journal shelf.