The Jacob Burns Law Library subscribes to many law-related databases to meet the research needs of its faculty and students.  These databases complement and extend the Law Library's print collection and are available from any computer on the Law School's network.  Whenever possible, the Law Library insists on subscription terms that make the databases available for use by law faculty and students from off-campus locations.

Researchers may find a descriptive list of the Law Library's subscription databases useful for quick reference.

Additional web pages provide different approaches to determining the availability of relevant databases:

• Subject Resources pages provide intuitive reference points for researchers by listing databases relevant to specific subjects.
• Legal Research Process Resources pages describe databases in the context of the legal research process. 

Many additional law-related databases and other resources are freely available on the web.  Reference Librarians regularly assess such web sites and address the sites' usefulness in research sessions, guides, and other documentation as listed on the Subject Resources pages.