Library Policies for Visitors
Although the primary mission of the Daniel F. Cracchiolo Law Library is to support the curricular, scholarship, and research needs of the James E. Rogers College of Law’s students and faculty, the Law Library also provides access to legal materials to members of the general public.
View our Law Library policies page for general information about the library and our policies related to access, circulation, collection development, conduct, and special collections.
Visit our directions page for information about the library's location.
Legal Research Guides
The librarians at the College of Law have prepared useful legal research guides to assist our visitors with legal research. Before you begin your research, take a look at our LibGuides page.
Reference Services
Members of the local bar are welcome to use the Law Library and reference services for their legal research needs during regular Law Library hours.
Circulation of Library Materials
Members of the general public do not have circulation privileges but are welcome to use materials in the Law Library for their legal research needs.
Computers & Printing
The Law Library has three public-use kiosks located on the main level. Log on to the public computers using the password: Law.library2023. This is also attached to the computer keyboard.
Visitors have access to the web or email from the computer kiosk if the database being used has that option or they have their own web-based email system.
There is no capability to save to a flash drive on the public computer kiosk. Follow instructions at the computer table which explains how to use cloud-based services to save materials.
There is no word processing programs available on the public computer kiosks. If you need word processing programs, consider the Pima County Public Library or the University of Arizona's Main Library.
The Law Library does not have public Westlaw or LexisNexis available on the public computer kiosks. However, Nexis Uni is available for researching case law and statutes, plus other legal resources such as the legal encyclopedia American Jurisprudence and law review articles. Nexis Uni offers the Shepard's citator, allowing users to update cases and statutes.
Please see Printing and Copying for more information.