The Loyola Law Library, its Web site and LibGuides are an excellent resource for Loyola University Chicago students needing access to advanced legal research tools, tips, and resources.

This subject guide to basic legal research is a work-in-progress.  Please return often to see updates and changes, and feel free to suggest additions and links in the "Submit a Link" box at the left-hand side of this page.

For more in-depth legal research information you may also want to consult the Loyola Univeristy Chicago Law Library Subject guides: http://lawlibguides.luc.edu/

Provided by the Loyola University Law Library, HEINoline offers access to many U.S. government materials: Congressional documents, treaties, and legislative histories; Executive branch publications; Supreme Court reports, and the U.S. Statues at Law.

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Visit the second floor of the Klarchek Information Commons, or, if you prefer, call, e-mail, or schedule an appointment.  Chat with a librarian online using ASKLive.  You may find the answer to your question in our FAQ.