Searches for books and other materials across U.S. libraries; results are displayed in geographic proximity (enter your D.C. ZIP code to find matching area libraries).
Some private law school libraries may require you to present a "letter of introduction" from Duke Law in order to be granted access.
To request a letter of introduction on Duke Law letterhead, contact the Reference Desk with the following information:
Below are links to D.C.-area libraries, both law-focused and public, which may provide access to collections for Duke Law in D.C. students. Each library sets its own access policies and hours; please confirm with the library before your visit.
In most cases, showing a Duke Law ID will grant access to the library and the use of its collections and resources on-site, but not the ability to remove/borrow items. Please plan your research accordingly, and contact the Duke Law Reference Desk for assistance with accessing materials in Duke's collection if you are unable to access a copy on-site in D.C.
