Code A code is a subject arrangement of laws and regulations, as opposed to a chronological arrangement. Sources of codified laws and regulations include the United States Code, the Code of Federal Regulations, West s California Code Annotated and the California Code of Regulations. See also annotated code Compact shelving The shelving area in the library where outdated or superseded, but still valuable, material is kept. Course reserves Material placed in the Stauffer Reserve Room and given a special circulation period for the duration of a course at the request of the instructor. Court reporter or reports Court reporters contain the text of court opinions, published chronologically.
Court reporters are generally specific to a given jurisdiction or several jurisdictions.
A reference or direction from one heading to another. A large collection of organized material, usually searchable by various fields . Dictionary A book consisting of an alphabetical listing of words and their corresponding meanings. General dictionaries include Webster s Dictionary. Law Dictionary is an example of a specialized legal dictionary .