It will serve well for years to come for the dual purposes of learning and constructive research in the law. The assembly areas are the next largest element of the building. The facilities are all on the first floor with direct circulation to the main entrance. The spatial arrangements make it possible for the four main classrooms, situated on this floor, to fill and discharge swiftly and without interference with other activities in the school. On the floor below is another classroom, with seating for 78, and four seminar rooms with seating ranging from 20 to 28.
Swivel chairs enable the students to see and hear each other clearly.
Continuous desk tops make it possible for students to take notes and use textbooks at the same time. A special feature of the Law Building is the Teplitz Memorial Moot Courtroom on the ground floor. The courtroom, named for the late Benjamin H. Teplitz, includes a seven-seat judges' bench, jury and press boxes, counselors' tables, judges' chambers, and jury room. The visitors' area has 120 built-in swivel seats. The courtroom can be converted into an auditorium complex when the movable partitions that form the back walls of the largest two classrooms are rolled aside.