Loan Requests from the Public
This information is for members of the public who would like to request an item owned by the Duke Law Library.
Note: Due to the Law School’s 2007-2008 renovation project, approximately 95% of the Law Library’s print collection will be in storage and unavailable until August 2008. As a result, the Law Library is unable to supply books and article photocopies through its Interlibrary Loan service until the renovation project is complete.
Researchers in the Triangle area may wish to contact the Law Library at UNC-Chapel Hill (http://library.law.unc.edu/), which provides fee-based document delivery service to law firms. The Law Library at North Carolina Central University (http://www.nccu.edu/law/library/index.html) also maintains a core collection in American law and is open to the public.
Researchers outside the Triangle area should search WorldCat (http://www.worldcat.org/) to locate the closest library which owns the title that you would like to request. You will need to contact each library directly to determine if the item is available for loan.