Non-Law School Patron Guide to Law Library Access and Use Policies

Disruptive behavior that unreasonably interferes with the use and enjoyment of the library by students, faculty and staff of the University or other patrons is prohibited. Examples include:

• Creating unreasonable noise
• Harassment of others, including verbal or physical attack or other conduct with intent to annoy other patrons
• Odor constituting a nuisance or health and safety concern
• Bringing in personal belongings not essential to the research undertaking (bedrolls, carts, frame backpacks, large duffel bags, bicycles)
• Behavior that unreasonably disturbs others or interferes with the appropriate use of the facility, including inappropriate sexual behavior

Please note that law students are not licensed to practice law and they cannot advise or represent you. If you need someone to explain the law to you, advise you about a course of action, or draft legal documents, then you should consult an attorney. Do not ask law students in the Law Library to help you. They are here to study or do research for classes.