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Local Law Libraries: All You Need to Know Before You VisitNOTE: For exceptions to general hours, check here or call ahead.
Boston
College Law School Library
Boston University - Pappas Law Library NESL students have access to the library for specific research projects that require materials in the Pappas collection, except during reading and exam periods (at which time please see a NESL reference librarian if you need access to a unique item in the collection). Be sure to bring a NESL ID. Students will have to sign in the visitor's register at the circulation desk and indicate the purpose of their research. NESL students may be allowed to use LEXIS or WESTLAW terminals if available in the training room only. They must use their own passwords.
Harvard Law School Library
Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries For more information, including locations of the various courts, see the Trial Court webpage All 17 Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries (located in Barnstable, Brockton, Cambridge, Dedham, Fall River, Fitchburg, Greenfield, Lawrence, Lowell, Norwood, New Bedford, Northampton, Pittsfield, Plymoth, Salem, Springfield, Taunton, Worcester) are open to the public without restrictions.
Northeastern University School of Law Library NESL students have free library access with their student ID.
Social Law Library NESL students will be allowed limited access with a NESL ID and a letter from a reference librarian identifying their specific need, times and dates. For interlibrary loans, please see the New England Law Library interlibrary loan staff.
Suffolk University Law School NOTE: Any changes in hours will be posted on the library door, in the online catalog and on the library web site. NESL students need to bring a NESL ID and a letter from a reference librarian specifying the materials that they need. Because of space concerns, Suffolk cannot allow use of their computer terminals to non-Suffolk law students. |
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