Most reference librarians have law, library science, and other advanced degrees. They can advise you on how to do research in such areas as case finding, legislative histories, statutory construction, database searching, and interdisciplinary research. Professional legal ethics and Biddle's reference policy prevent librarians from interpreting the law in any way.
Reference librarians conduct tours of the Library and give small group tutorials in legal research.
Books and articles not available in the Biddle collection, on campus, or at Drexel may be obtained through the Document Delivery Services Department. Access to Document Delivery is through Biddle's homepage . Books PENN Law School students have borrowing privileges at all campus libraries, as well as at the Drexel University Hagerty Library, located at 33rd and Market Streets. Franklin, the PENN campus libraries' online catalog, and Drexel's online catalog can be searched at any computer with LawNET access. Books not available on campus or at Drexel should be searched in FirstSearch WorldCat.