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new additionWest Academic Study Aids provides access to overviews of legal subject areas; outlines to help organize and understand legal rules and concepts covered in class; case briefs; exam prep; and career guides. Hundreds of titles at your fingertips. The material (geared to law students) is currently open to all KU students, faculty, and staff when connecting to the Internet while at Green Hall. Watch for expanded access soon.

ProQuest Legislative Insight module A is a Federal legislative history service with compilations of digital full text publications created by Congress during the legislative process. Funded collaboratively by the KU Libraries and the School of Law Wheat Law Library. Licensed for all KU students, faculty, and staff connecting to the Internet.

Legal Ebooks EBL is a web-based ebook lending platform delivering a rapidly expanding catalogue of legal ebooks. Available to KU Law students, staff, and faculty only. KU Law faculty, staff, and students will need to create individual accounts

OA The One-University Open Access Fund at The University of Kansas.

What IS Open Access?  See the online guide .

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Reference Question
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csteadham@ku.edu

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