Where can I buy print and electronic casebooks for the summer semester?
LexisNexis – Students can purchase print and electronic casebooks through the LexisNexis Store. This website includes titles from Carolina Academic Press (CAP). You can also purchase CAP titles through the CAP website.
West Academic – West Academic is providing a 15% discount off all of their print titles and ebooks (including Foundation Press and West Academic Casebooks). This 15% discount is in addition to their ebooks already being discounted by 25% off of the print cost. Print and electronic casebooks can be purchased through the West Academic web store. Please use our school discount code (WAGULC) at check-out to receive the 15% discount.
Wolters Kluwer/Aspen – All digital Connected Casebook titles will be 40% off of the print copy price and can be purchased on the Legal Education Website. To get started, (1) Go to the Wolters Kluwer Casebook Connect Catalog; (2) Follow the steps provided to log in or create an account; & (3) Find the product listed by legal subject area and then click “Buying Options” for the title to select the discounted digital version. Titles that are not available as electronic casebooks can be purchased on the Wolters Kluwer Law School Casebooks & Coursebooks website.
I have books checked out that are due and I can not get back to campus to return them. What do I do?
Books from Georgetown University Law Library
Returning Students – No one needs to return materials at this time. We will extend your due date.
Spring 2020, Summer 2020, Fall 2020, and Spring 2021 Graduates – Please contact Circulation and we can work with you to arrange for the return of these materials.
Books from another library (ILL, WRLC, Consortium, Georgetown Main Library)
Please contact Circulation and we can work with you to arrange for the return of these materials.
Are researchers able to access the library at this time?
Until further notice, The Edward Bennett Williams Law Library building is closed to students, faculty, staff, and researchers. This includes Alumni, Friends of the Library, and Members of the Public Patron Program.
Since researchers are not able to come to the library, will you be able to send me a copy of an article or pages from a book that I need?
At this time, we are only able to provide assistance to current Georgetown Law students, faculty, and staff. Interlibrary Loan type services are currently not available for other researchers.
