It is the bottom of the ninth, final game in the series for the law library's legal research sessions Read More ...

Legal research sessions continue through Thursday, October 25th Read More ...

Come to the library at noon today for a quick series of tutorials on how to locate legislative documents and compile a legislative history. This is an important legal research skill that employers expect from recent graduates. The tutorials will cover how to find federal legislative materials (including pre-compiled histories) and what California legislative materials are available online. Learn this skill in law school rather than on the job! What: Learn the legislative process and how to find legislative documents When: Today at Noon Where: First floor computer lab in the library Read More ...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit finds the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional Read More ...

Law school access until November 3rd Read More ...

Law school access for the month of October Read More ...

Beginning on Wednesday, October 10th, please join us in the Heafey Law Library at noon or 4:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday during the month of October, for legal research presentations and demonstrations. Check this site -- http://lawguides.scu.edu/alleyes -- and the law library display case each morning for that day's schedule of 10-15 minute presentations in the TOSO Lab. Come for one, stay for more, ask questions before, during and after presentations. Read More ...

The book scanner located in the Heafey Law Library has been repaired and is working again. If you have a cite-checking assignment due and need to scan bound materials (books, journal articles, etc.) you may now use the book scanner. It is much faster and easier than the flatbed scanners which are also available in the library. Read More ...