Unfortunately, our contracts only allow currently-affiliated CWRU Law faculty, law students, and law staff may use Lexis and Westlaw.
Here are the best options for non-law CWRU patrons.
DATABASES (see DATABASE page)
NexisUni -- state and federal court opinions, law review articles, selected administrative regulations/rules, maybe some public policy documents
HeinOnline -- law review articles, free federal government documents, such as U.S. Supreme Court opinions, Federal Regulations (Code of Federal Regulations), and United Nations documents
ProQuest Databases
- Legislative Insight
- federal legislative materials, including compiled federal legislative histories
- Regulatory Insight
- federal regulatory information -- administrative rules/regulations
- Congressional
- federal congressional documents, including the U.S. Serial Set
- Congressional Hearings
- federal Congressional hearings
- Supreme Court Insight (U.S. Supreme Court Opinions)
OhioLINK Research Databases
- Legal Collection: legal periodicals
- Index to Legal Periodicals and Books: law review articles
Print Resources (in Library Use at the Law Library)
Federal Annotated Codes/Statutes -- federal statutes/ legislation includes related court opinions and secondary sources
- United States Code Annotated (first floor)
- United States Code Service (third floor)
Ohio Revised Code Annotated (Baldwin's and Page's -- first floor) -- state statutes/legislation, including related court opinions and secondary sources
Treatises (a specialized type of secondary source -- writings about topical areas of law by an expert, with reference to primary law sources, related context, and regular updates)
- CAVEAT: Check the online catalog link to see how current the treatise is before coming to the law library -- we may not keep the print version up to date.