The bepress Legal Repository is a network of law-related research materials. Law schools, research units, institutes, centers, think tanks, conferences, and other subject-appropriate groups post materials to working paper series, journals and institutional repositories. Users can search journals and working paper series or browse content by institution, subject, or author. Also supports customized e-mail or RSS alerts and e-mailed tables of contents.

Provides access to primary law and regulations as well as legal news and analysis. Also includes treatises published by BNA, ABA, and PLI. OU Law faculty and students can obtain access by setting up an account on the Bloomberg Law home page. Click on the link to "Register for a Law School Account."

Contains the full-text of treatises, journals, newsletters, and primary law on a wide variety of topics, including: Tax Law, Securities, Mergers & Acquisitions, International Business, Banking, Antitrust, Trade Regulation, Products Liability, Intellectual Property, Federal Energy Guidelines, Transportation Law.

A user-friendly, full-text legal database that offers access to federal and state case law, statutes, regulations, constitutions, and court rules.

is an expanding collection of legal information including legal journals, U.S. Supreme Court Cases, Treaties/Agreements and more. HeinOnline provides the scanned page images of legal journals so that the user can view the page as it originally appeared in hardcopy. HeinOnline has the Oklahoma Law Review and the American Indian Law Review online. Coverage of the Oklahoma Law Review begins in 1948 and coverage of the American Indian Law Review begins in 1973. Remote access is available to students and faculty.

Provides select legal treatises in PDF format.

Provides access to news, business and legal information. Legal information includes State and Federal case, law reviews and more.

Provides public access to the Lexis legal database which includes full-text access to all federal and state case law, statutes, and regulations. Patrons must use the database at a workstation located within the Law Library near the Reference Desk. There is no charge to access this service. Please contact a Reference Librarian for additional details.

Contains U.S. federal and state primary law sources, legal journals, newspapers, public records, and over 1,000 legal treatises.

The University of Oklahoma Libraries provide access to databases, E-Journals and other resources. It currently provides university-wide access to over 14,000 resources.

The Law Library provides public access to the Westlaw legal databases. Westlaw includes full-text access to all federal and state case law, statutes, and regulations. It also includes legal forms, encyclopedias, and more. Patrons must use one of the three terminals located within the Law Library near the Reference Desk. There is no charge to access this service. Please contact a Reference Librarian for additional details.

Contains all U.S. federal and state primary law sources, legal journals, newspapers, public records, and over 2,000 legal treatises.

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