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The Underwood Law Library contains more than 600,000 volumes and access to numerous legal databases, and is one of the major legal information resources in the United States. American legal materials, federal and state, include constitutions, legislative compilations, administrative regulations, and the reported court decisions of all jurisdictions. The treatise holdings cover all areas of the law with special strength in corporate, securities, and tax matters. Periodical titles, Texas and United States government documents, appellate papers for cases in the Texas Supreme Court and the Supreme Court of the United States, and related digests, encyclopedias, and indices, round out a comprehensive current information resource.

The collection includes primary source material, treatises, and journals from Great Britain, the European Union, the Commonwealth of Nations, and selected jurisdictions from Western Europe, Latin America, and the Pacific Rim. International law materials are a strong resource that includes documentation from the United Nations and relevant publications from a number of international organizations.

The Library also houses a student computer lab and classroom with access to word processing, the Internet, electronic mail, and programmed legal exercises. The Library has a wireless network throughout the building.

For more information, visit the library’s homepage at library.law.smu.edu.