The Law Library uses the Library of Congress classification scheme for the arrangement of most of its collections. It uses the Superintendent of Documents classification for federal documents, and an alphabetical arrangement for case reporters, state statutes, and periodicals. The services on the second floor are circulation, reference, interlibrary loan, and the computer lab. On the third floor are found regional and federal case reporters, digests, American Law Reports , Shephard's citators, state statutes, and current popular magazines. Also on third floor are treatises in the Library of Congress call numbers KFA through Z. Most treatises are on the fourth floor .
Bound periodicals are also on the fourth floor.
They are in alphabetical order but also have call numbers assigned. The first floor houses a study area and library storage rooms. All Rights Reserved.