The Law Library
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Baylor Law School Library: The Sheridan & John Eddie Williams Legal Research and Technology Center
The Sheridan & John Eddie Williams Legal Research and Technology Center is the Law Library at the Umphrey Law Center—a vital resource for Baylor Law School students, faculty, alumni, the broader University community, practicing attorneys, and the general public. Our library offers an extensive and continually updated collection, including U.S. federal and state laws, judicial decisions from all 50 states, federal and Texas administrative regulations, and a wealth of legal periodicals, treatises, and practitioner resources to support your research and legal needs.
Circulation Desk: (254) 710-2168
Reference Office: (254) 710-4587
With over 100,000 print volumes and volume-equivalents, the Law Library's collections are a vital resource for Baylor students, faculty, and the local legal community.
Information about the online resources to which the Law Library subscribes, as well as links to useful legal websites.
Learn about circulation policies, reserving one of the Law Library's study rooms, requesting materials from other libraries, and other ways we can serve you.
Featured Digital Resources and Select Online Catalog Highlights
Federal Depository Library
The Baylor Law Library has proudly served as a Federal Depository Library since 1982, offering free and open access to a wide range of federal government publications. As part of this nationwide program, the Law Library ensures that students, faculty, and the public can easily explore essential resources, from legal documents to government reports, all available at no cost. Whether conducting research or seeking important information, the Baylor Law Library is a valuable resource for connecting the community to authoritative federal data.
