Visitor Services
The law library welcomes alumni and visitors, including members of the bench, the bar, and the general public. In addition to our collection of general legal materials, the library owns a variety of Louisiana-specific practice guides, formbooks, and treatises. Visitors may use most of the law library’s collections onsite.
Reference Assistance
Reference librarians are available to provide assistance with locating and using library resources and to answer questions about how to perform legal research. However, reference librarians may not interpret the law, recommend an attorney, or provide legal advice to library patrons. In addition, members of the public who visit the library may not solicit legal advice from law students or other library patrons.
Wireless Network Access
In accordance with the policies of LSU’s Information Technology Services department, the law library is not authorized to provide wireless Internet access to library patrons. However, visitors from eduroam institutions should feel free to logon while on the premises. Please direct any questions regarding the wireless internet access policy to the Director for the Law Library.
Scanners
The law library also provides three BookEye overhead scanners which allow you to scan PDFs of library materials free of charge and email them to yourself or save them to a flash drive. Instructions for using the scanners are available on their touch screens.
Database Access
The law library provides visitors with limited onsite access to our collection of electronic databases. Visit the Reference Desk for assistance with accessing these databases.