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The law library collects copies of most required textbooks for law school courses.
Ways to locate the item:
For questions about textbooks at the University Bookstore, please email the Office of Law Student Life lawstudentlife@uw.edu.
West Academic (not Westlaw), provides temporary, early eBook access beginning the week before classes start and through the first two weeks of the quarter. This is for required textbooks published by West Academic that have been assigned by your professor. If you cannot find the title on the West Academic platform, it is not available.
The Aspen Access Institutional Program provides UW Law students both a discount on purchases made on aspenpublishing.com on required textbooks, as well as the option for a 3 week temporary eBook access. Access begins the week before classes start and through the first two weeks of the quarter.
Before beginning, students must ensure the following:
Step 1: Access the Aspen Access Program Page
Navigate to: https://aspenpublishing.com/pages/schools/university-of-washington-school-of-law
Step 2: Find Your Professor’s Course Page
Use the search bar or select "View Course Titles" to locate your course
Step 3: Select Your Materials
Choose "Quick Shop" on the appropriate title
Step 4: Choose the Appropriate Format and Offer
Step 5: Add Items to Cart and Complete Checkout
Additional Resources: Contact Aspen Publishing Customer Support: Support@aspenpublishing.com
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4 Hour Checkout - This applies to evenings and weekends, too.
Use self check-out machines to check out and return items.
Cannot renew or place holds
Must wait 15 minutes before checking out the same textbook to ensure access to item for other students.
Re-shelve the textbook at Course Reserve where you found it
Course Reserves is for current UW students enrolled in law courses
Missing or stolen course reserve texts will not be replaced. The law library is not able to replace stolen course reserves. If a book is stolen, no one in that class will have access to that book for the remainder of the year.
The law library purchases at least one copy of all required course books, with the exception of statutory supplements and professor compiled course packets.
Whenever possible the law library purchases e-books instead of print, some textbooks are not available for the law library to license as e-books.
Course Reserves is a library service that provides temporary access to textbooks for students awaiting delivery or who forget to bring their books to campus. It is not a replacement for purchasing course materials.

Pay fees and fines through UW Library Account Services online.
Failure to pay your fines will result in your library account being blocked.
*$55.00 non-refundable fine plus $150.00 - $300.00 item replacement fee. Item replacement fee is refundable if item is returned.