Monographs on legal theory, ethics, and interpretation are selectively acquired. Law of individual cities is collected only for local municipalities. Dissertations are usually not purchased. Popular works are selectively puchased. G. Formats Primarily print for monographs and most journals, though electronic full-text is also of growing importance for journals.
Bibliographic databases are available through the Internet.
H. Multiple Copies Multiple copies are purchased only for very heavily used items, or items needed for reserve. Some materials are maintained in multiple formats. Most basic law materials are serial in nature and are acquired on a standing order or subscription basis. Others are purchased. Monographs are acquired by faculty request or selection by the collection development librarians.