Law 

When you locate a resource in the catalog:

• Click the title to go to the full record. Make a note of the call number and the floor where the book is located.
  
  
• Once you locate the book in the Library, browse around that area for other resources on the same subject.

When a book is not available:

• If we do not own the book you need, request it from Interlibrary Loan (ILL).

• If we own the book, but it is currently on loan to another patron, request it from E-ZBorrow.
  

 Classic Catalog Search Title Author Keyword Subject Call Number ISBN/ISSN   

• The Classic Catalog is best used when searching for a specific title or author. 
• You can search across additional fields such as ISBN or Call Number etc.
• You can also search for specific "subjects" as defined by the Library of Congress
• You can restrict your search to a particular collection e.g. Campbell Library or Drexel Popular Reading.
• Use this catalog if you need to capture a permanent link to the record for a resource.
  

Browsing?

• K is international law
• KF is United States law
• KD is British law
• KZ is used to classify international treaties
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Searching?

Search the Classic Catalog for books on Law.  When you find a book of interest, be sure to follow the links listed under "Subject" to locate addditional books on your subject.  Or go ahead and search by "Subject" for these very specific terms as defined by the Library of Congress

  SJU Discovery Catalog

The Discovery Catalog is best used when searching for a topic by keyword. 

• If you are searching for a phrase, put the words in quotes (i.e., "capital punishment").
• Use the navigation panel on the right to refine your search by publication type, author, date, etc.
• Use the word cloud on the left to broaden your search.