What We Have

 Our outstanding collection includes everything from original Nuremberg Trials materials to the latest legal journals.

We have what legal researchers need, including:

• Approximately 700,000 volumes (print and microform equivalents)
• Many online legal resources, including:

  • Making of Modern Law: Legal Treatises 1800-1926

  • English Reports: 1220-1873

  • LexisNexis JP (Japan)
    

• Hundreds of interdisciplinary databases available through Cornell University Library
• Current and historical U.S. collections, including:

  • laws from the original colonies from their inception

  • briefs and records of the U.S. Supreme Court

  • original documents from 19th century trials

• International documents, including:

  • an excellent collection of English language legal materials from around the world

  • specialized collections from China and Liberia

• In addition to excelling in traditional legal scholarship, Cornell Law has a broader global perspective, encouraging collaboration and achievement in international and multidisciplinary studies. A service of the Cornell Law Library, Scholarship@Cornell Law provides open, global access to the scholarship of Cornell Law School faculty, students, and visiting scholars.

Our collections are available to legal researchers during regular library hours. We hope you will come and use our collections.