Searching Libraries

• Law Library

• SNELL

• WorldCat

• Boston Library Consortium (BLC)

• New England Law Library Consortium (NELLCO)

Law Library http://www.slaw.neu.edu/library/

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Accessing NUCAT

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NUCAT – Online Catalogue

• Choose your:– Search Terms

• Title, Keyword, Subject, Author

– Collections• Law library,

Snell, journals

Research Databases

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TDNet e-Journal Finder

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TDNete-Journal Finder

• Find journals by:– Title

– A-Z list of

e-journals

Legal Research Links

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SNELLhttp://www.lib.neu.edu/

SNELL Catalogue

• Non legal books in NUCAT choose:– Snell Library– Snell Library

Archives– Snell Library

Reference

Accessing Non-Legal Databases

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Searching Articles by Subject

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Other Libraries

• Book/journal NOT available at NU request it via interlibrary loan thorough:– WorldCat– Boston Library Consortium (BLC)– New England Law Library Consortium

(NELLCO)

How to Find WorldCat

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Searching WorldCat

• Choose advanced search

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WorldCat – Search Terms

• Search by:– Keyword– Title– Author

Requesting Material - WorldCat

• Students may approach library reference/circulation for:

– Letter of introduction • If library is close enough to visit

– Interlibrary loan request• May take a couple weeks for item to arrive

Boston Library Consortiumhttp://www.blc.org/

Accessing Member Catalogues

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Borrowing Material

• Consortium Cards: to borrow material you will need a consortium card. A card will be provided to you by library reference/circulation desk.

New England Law Library Consortium

http://www.nellco.org/

Member Institutions

Online Catalogues

• Click on RESOURCE SHARING to access online catalogue

• Not all institutions have links to online catalogue

Visiting Member Institutions

Click on link to view library access policies

Interlibrary Loans

• Look under resource sharing to view ILL policies for member institutions

• ILL requests are made through reference or circulation