TTU Faculty - Texas Tech University School of Law

Permanent Reserves Collection: TOCThe Permanent Reserves Collection is located behind the Circulation Desk. The Permanent ReservesCollection includes:Hornbooks & nutshellsCommercial outlines and flashcardsAudio and video tapes, CDs, and DVDsCurrent law reviews and periodicalsSelected high-use loose-leaf services, treatises, and form booksOnline Resources: TOCThe Law Library subscribes to several legal and law-related online databases. Among the database providersare BNA, CCH, CIS, HeinOnline, LoisLaw, VersusLaw, Bloomberg Law, LexisNexis, and Westlaw. For acomplete list of databases, please see the Law Library’s Electronic Databases page at http://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/library/research/erms/.In addition, faculty can also access a wide variety of databases, electronic journals, and e-books through theUniversity Library’s website: http://library.ttu.edu.General Floor Locations Quick Guide: TOC 1st Floor, West Wing—Shelves most of the Law Library’s federal primary source materials,American Law Reports (ALR), and selected Shepard’s Citations. 1st Floor, East Wing—Shelves the legal encyclopedia AmJur and the Texas Collection. 2nd Floor, West Wing—Shelves subject specific monographs such as Supreme Court analysis/justices, military law, Indian law, criminal law, evidence, corporate/securities, and Federal practicematerials (forms, procedure, discovery), just to name a few. 2nd Floor, East Wing—Shelves state materials including the Texas Collection. Upper Level Basement, East and West Wing—Shelves treatises, including many loose-leafmaterials, arranged by subject using the Library of Congress classification scheme. Lower Level Basement, East Wing—Shelves periodicals and law reviews arranged alphabetically bytitle. Lower Level Basement, West Wing—Shelves congressional documents in Superintendent ofDocuments call number order. Most other government documents are shelved with the regularcollection by Library of Congress classification number.9