In addition to research help, the Georgetown Law Library provides many services to help members of the Georgetown Law community study, learn, and work.

Past Exams

Current Law Center faculty have the option of including past exam materials on the Law Library’s Past Exams(This link opens in a new tab) website (NetID required). The site is accessible to current Georgetown Law students, faculty, and staff. Materials available are from the previous five calendar years and received directly from the Office of the Registrar. Posting on this site is entirely at the discretion of the professor. Should you have any inquiries regarding exam availability for a specific course, please reach out to the professor directly.

Study Space

Patrons can utilize the Law Library’s Noise Zones (Quiet Zones, Collaborative Zones, and Community Zones) to find a study space that meets their needs. Law students can reserve a study room on the 3rd, 4th, or 5th floors and study carrels on the 4th floor of the Law Library building by using the Study Space Booking System.

Borrowing Materials

Law Faculty, students, and staff may use the catalog to have books placed on a hold shelf for pickup, borrow books and materials from the library, and utilize our interlibrary loan service to obtain materials from other libraries.

Printing, Copying, & Scanning

Current law students, faculty, and staff have access to the printer/copier stations managed by Auxiliary Business Services. The Law Library also provides self-service scanners free of charge for all patrons.

Computers and Technology

Throughout the Wi-Fi connected building, the Law Library has public computers, monitors that can be connected to a personal laptop, a Computer Learning Center, and AV-equipped study rooms. More specific information about each of these services, including how to reserve the Computer Learning Center is on the Computers & Technology page.

Law Faculty Resources

Our Law Faculty Resources page is an excellent place to find more information on how Georgetown Law faculty can request research, scholarship, and teaching support.