Having a difficult time grasping a concept from class? Looking for study help for your finals?

Take some CALI lessons! These short lessons can quiz you on the subject you're having difficulty with.

If you haven't set up an account, please follow the instructions here and obtain the student authorization code. (Requires network username & password- goes to Juristec- opens as a PDF)

Need help using CALI? Contact our reference staff at reference@phoenixlaw.edu or 602.682.6898!

Are you working on your AWR? Have you used HeinOnline yet?! Remember, it is the best place to find law review articles & journals!

HeinOnline has a wonderful help wiki that provides numerous help guides, training videos, FAQ, and more! The latest guide is Tim's Tricks: 10 Quick Tips for Using HeinOnline.

Need help with HeinOnline? Contact our reference librarians at reference@phoenixlaw.edu or (602) 682-6898.

Are you writing an AWR? Are you having trouble finding everything you need in Westlaw and Lexis?  By now, you have probably already exhausted Westlaw and Lexis in your AWR research. 

Come to this workshop to learn about all of the other sources that are available through the library website. Bring your questions! Half of this fifty minute workshop will be a demonstration of research databases, and the other half devoted to answering your specific questions! 

See you Friday, November 11th from 12:00 – 12:50pm in the law library computer lab.

RSVP here.

Looking for legal e-books to read without a time limitation?

Want to find topical books on Constitutional & Administrative Law, Criminal Law, Human Rights Law, Public International law, and other legal topics?

Check out Oxford Scholarship Online!* The Law Library has full-text access to the Law collection, and abstract access to the other collections from several university presses.

*If you're off campus, you will need to log-in with your name and library barcode.

For quick access, use your QR code reader on your smartphone to scan the code:

Hello students!

Your professors may have recommended CALI lessons within your TWEN courses. Many students have noted some issues when using CALI from TWEN. The thing to remember is that you need to login to CALI once you arrive at the CALI website to access the lesson. TWEN does not have the same login as CALI. TWEN does not share who you are with CALI. So you need to follow 3 simple steps:

1. Within your TWEN course, choose the CALI lesson you'd like to take:

2. Login to CALI. (Don't have a CALI account? You'll need the student code found here. Please call or email the reference desk if you need help: 602-682-6898 or library@phoenixlaw.edu).

3. Once you login, you'll see the green play button. Choose the button to access the lesson.