Let's go through the door into the back part of the library . Just inside the inside the doorway, we come to the Microform Room . Lots of Congressional documents, historically significant legal materials, and states' bar publications are in here. We have, for example, the complete records from the Salem Witch Trials and famous ACLU cases. Of course you can always check our alphabetical list of microforms .
Treatises occupy the shelves at the back of the fourth floor.
A treatise is just an ordinary book containing explanation and commentary. Our treatise collection includes biographies, legal theory, uniform laws, restatements, practice guides, legal history sources, hornbooks, and various other kinds of publications about the law, but not simply recording the law. In front of you and to your right are study carrels. On your left, as you exit the stairs, are foreign and international legal materials. On your right, as you exit the stiars, are primary sources from all fifty states and labor law materials.