Multiple keywords must be connected by operators such as AND, OR NOT, ADJ, etc. Nesting with parentheses is sometimes necessary to get appropriate results. When searching by keyword, you can limit terms to particular fields by using field limiters. AND is the default operator in keyword searching. If more than one search term is entered and no operator is used between the terms, the system assumes AND to be the intended operator.
Many legal abbreviations are searchable as titles.
A portion of the name is sometimes sufficient. Separate parts of subject headings with double hyphens. BR is the default view, but if LO is selected, all records will appear in long view until BR is selected again. All types of searches can be limited to Law Library holdings another way by entering the command SET CAT LAW before beginning a search. This may slow response tme considerably.