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Chicago-Kent College Of Law - Illinois Institute of Technology Downtown Campus Library serves the programs of the IIT Downtown Campus, including the Chicago-Kent College of Law, Stuart Graduate School of Business, the Center for Law and Financial Markets, and the Masters in Public Administration program.
Cook County Law Library - The Cook County Law Library provides professional library services at seven branch locations offering one of the largest and broadest collections of law books in the nation, including statutes, case law and digests for all fifty states, as well as numerous Illinois practice manuals.
Cornell Law School - The mission of the Law Library is to support legal scholarship and education by providing outstanding and innovative information services and resources to the Law School, University, and the worldwide research community.
DePaul University Law - The DePaul University College of Law Library was founded in 1912. Our primary mission is to support the research, teaching and service programs of the DePaul University College of Law. The Law Library contains over 340,000 volumes and was completely renovated in 1994.
John Marshall Law School - The Louis L. Biro Law Library serves to support the research needs of the students, faculty, and alumni of The John Marshall Law School as well as members of the Chicago Bar Association. The Library is located on Floors 6 through 10 in the East Building of the Law School. The collection is housed on five floors and two mezzanine floors. Over 45,000 square feet of library space provides 624 seats, including 250 study carrels.
Kane County Law Library - Located within the Kane County Judicial Complex, the Kane County Law Library is open not only to attorneys and government employees, but to the public as well. Patrons may frequent the library Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or Wednesdays between 8:30a.m. and 8:00p.m. Though mainly a reference library housing the County's core of legal research materials, some publications may be checked out for up to a two week period. The library also offers the service of inter-library loaning items that are not within it's own collection. A copier is available for public use for a minimal fee.
Loyola University Law School Library - Law Library supports the curriculum of the Law School and the research needs of its students and faculty. While the Law Library participates in cooperative ventures with other Law Libraries, our students and faculty are our primary patrons
Northwestern University Law School Library - The Pritzker Legal Research Center is an integral part of Northwestern University School of Law. With a collection of more than 630,000 volumes and equivalents and access to a wide range of electronic resources, the Library serves the research and teaching needs of the Law School faculty and students, the larger Northwestern community, and the legal profession.
Northern Illinois University Law School Library - The David C. Shapiro Memorial Law Library is a principal resource of the College of Law and provides one of the best ratios of library materials to students of any American law school. The law library offers in-depth research level coverage of more than 32 areas of American law and study-level coverage of almost all other areas. As a federally designated depository, the law library also receives selected government documents. The library also offers access to Westlaw, Lexis-Nexis, and a wide range of Web-based legal resources.
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University Of Illinois School Of Law Albert E. Jenner, Jr. Memorial Law Library - Law libraries can seem overwhelming at first glance and the Albert E. Jenner, Jr., Memorial Law Library at the College of Law is no exception. It's an extraordinary collection of 730,000 volumes – the fourteenth largest academic law library in the United States – and offers access to thousands of electronic legal information sources. But visit the library reference desk just once and the stacks will seem far more manageable. The reason is simple: The library is staffed with seasoned, experienced attorneys who also boast library science degrees. These librarians, many of whom have been in law practice themselves, help guide students through the process of legal research and supplement lessons learned in class.
They are friendly, approachable, and technology-savvy. Helping students learn how to find the answer to a legal problem is their number one priority.
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