Law Resources: The Basics: Law Book Collection

Our Law Book Collection is housed in the basement of the library and consists of law-related textbooks, texts and commentary, loose-leaf publications, government publications as well as our Indigenous Law and True Crime collections.

How to access it:

• Online access to titles can be found using the resources listed on the right, the Library Catalogue and Usearch.
• For print versions of these titles, portions can be requested via Scan and Send service or you can request the item using the Self-Service Contactless Pickup service.
• For help finding these titles, please email library.services@usask.ca.

Often used by practicing lawyers, looseleaf services are typically contained in ring binders to keep them updated, because they are published fairly frequently (at minimum monthly, sometimes weekly or bi-weekly) in order to keep the information therein current.

Looseleaf services are most commonly used for research in areas of law which change rapidly due to regulatory and administrative developments (such as tax law, environmental law, financial regulation, and labor law). 

(taken from Wikipedia)

How to access it:

• Online versions of these titles can be found in Proview.
• For print versions of these titles, portions can be requested via Scan and Send service or you can request the item using the Self-Service Contactless Pickup service.
• For help finding these titles, please email library.services@usask.ca.