The Rinn Law Library has a combination of print and digital resources available to help you access primary law sources.
Within the Library: General Locations by Floor
The Rinn Law Library has a well-balanced collection of primary resources within its tri-level location. Below is a snapshot of the arrangement of some of those primary resources from the Rinn Law Library's print collection.
*Please note that subject specific journals will fall within its subject range within the collection. For electronic access to journals, please see the Finding Articles section of this guide.
Online Resources:
The tutorial above was created by the Library of Congress and walks you through searching for case law via Google Scholar.
Also see the Library of Congress Blog Post, "How to Locate Free Case Law on the Internet" by Robert Brammer, for a good list of Free Case Law Resources available online and the DePaul Law LibGuide on Case Law Research for more in-depth information on case law resources.
When in doubt, ask a Law Reference Librarian:
If you are unable to locate a primary law resource within our collection (print or electronic) or are unclear on whether a resource is an official version, please contact a law reference librarian. You can contact a law reference librarian by;