Law Library: Home

Questions?  We have answers!

Maybe you noticed our new sign? Monday-Thursday 10-2, You can find Law Librarians at the research desk to help with any research issues. Questions might be complicated "I need to find the legislative history of NH RSA 632-A:3," or, pretty easy, "Does the Law Library have any good study aids for B.A.?" You're welcome to ask them all. If you're off campus, you can chat with a Librarian using Ask Us! We're here for you! 

Law Library Circulation Desk Phone  603-513-5130

Fall Semester Law Library Hours - 

Monday – Friday

7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday

9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

See also Monthly calendars for more information

• UNH Scholars' Repository (Law School) - access faculty scholarship, special collections and past issues of UNH Law Review.
• Exam Archive - Older exams (mostly 2014- date). 
• Interlibrary Loan - borrow from other libraries               
• Maps of the Law Library  - explore the Law Library
• Information Literacy Plan - learn more about information literacy and how it is used in the Law school curriculum
• UNH Dimond Library (Durham) and UNH Manchester Library 

Library Search - be sure to sign in with your UNH username and password to get access to all Law Library resources including databases and ebooks. Want some tips on how best to use Library Search?  Check out this video to get started.

Check out the full list of databases at the Law Library's A-Z list, you can also access the UNH Libraries A-Z database list for non-legal databases

Here are links to many of our most popular databases:

Research Guide Index - A full listing of all of the research guides created by the UNH Franklin Pierce Law Librarians.

Offered by the Law Library for UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law students, faculty, and staff to help with research questions. 

The chat service is only offered during the Fall and Spring semesters. If the service is unavailable, your question will be answered via email. You can also email any of the law librarians with your question, and we'll get right on it. 

Learn the latest - read the Law Library's blog - Jury Notes!