Library Hours

The Law Library is open to Berkeley faculty who wish to use the library for legal research.

Borrowing privileges are unavailable for non law school affiliated patrons.

Berkeley undergraduate and graduate students who wish to use the law library collection for research purposes only must first apply for an access pass at circadmin@law.berkeley.edu. Passes are issued on an individual basis and are required to use the law library. All professors who teach undergraduate courses that have a legal research component should contact circadmin@law.berkeley.edu regarding class access.

Borrowing privileges are unavailable for non law school affiliated patrons.

See Resources for Visiting Scholars for full information about Law Library services.

Borrowing privileges are unavailable for non law school affiliated patrons.

The law library is open to Non Law School Affiliated Patrons who wish to conduct legal research or to use Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) materials, Monday through Friday, during public access hours. The Library is exclusively open to Berkeley Law students, faculty, and staff on weekends and during law school exam periods. Entry at these times requires a Cal1 Card. Reference assistance is available, check our webpage for a complete schedule of reference hours.

Borrowing privileges are unavailable for non law school affiliated patrons.

For more information, see Resources for Visitors