Services to the Public
Law librarians are available to assist patrons in locating and using law library resources. A law librarian is generally available Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., during the academic year. Reference assistance is more limited during the summer and when the Law School is not in session. For more information, please call (757) 352-4145, or see our Law Library Hours.
Two self-serve photocopiers are available for public use. Copies are $.10 per page. The machines accept change, as well as bills in denominations up to $20. Reduced photocopy prices may be obtained through purchase of a copycard, available at Access Services.
Cell phone use is permitted in designated areas. Outlets are provided for the convenience of those with laptops or other portable electronic devices.
About the Law Library
Regent University Law Library, established in 1986, is the largest, most complete law library in Hampton Roads, occupying the entire third floor of the 150,000 square-foot University Library building immediately adjacent to the School of Law. Our resources are avaible for use by the general public during regular hours of operation. Please see the links below for information regarding services available, hours, directions, and the collection.
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The Law Library contains over 387,000 volumes and includes the statutes and state digests of all 50 states and three territories, the complete National Reporter System, all cases prior to the reporter system, and an extensive collection of federal materials. The Law Library also holds many international and foreign law titles, significant materials for research in public policy and law, topical treatises, loose-leaf services, and an excellent collection of law journal and law review material.
Our primary collection of Virginia and North Carolina legal materials may be found near the Law Library main entrance. CD-ROM resources may be checked-out at Access Services with a valid driver’s license. To determine availabilty of a particular resource, please consult the Online Catalog.
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