Library & Legal Resources News

FCIL Seminar 9/26: Treaties and Related Documents

Don't miss the FCIL Fall Seminar for this week! This session will dive into treaty research and related international legal documents. You'll gain hands-on experience with locating and interpreting treaties, international agreements, and diplomatic communications—key resources for anyone working with international law. …


Reference Collection Resources

Adjacent to the Reference Desk are two bookshelves comprising the Reference Collection. These books cannot be checked out, but patrons are welcome to use them for short periods within the library. The Reference Collection includes general reference works such as dictionaries and …

Overlooked Resources: Law Library Websites and Firm Libraries

Law library websites and firm libraries are two powerful yet underutilized tools for conducting effective legal research. These resources offer well-organized research guides, treatises, and jurisdiction-specific materials that can help you navigate complex legal topics with greater efficiency. Law Library Websites: Hidden …

New U.S. Civil Rights Database

BYU Law Library has a new Civil Rights database, Trends & Policy: U.S. Civil Rights. This database is designed to be an easy-to-use tool that brings together different types of sources, including statutes, executive orders, hearings, and other primary sources along with …


Become an Innovation Fellow!

Position Overview The BYU Law Library is seeking to hire 1-2 students as Innovation Fellows. This role offers students a chance to participate in developing and refining the Library’s Legal Tech Initiative and to conduct research on legal technology topics. Students will …


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