Popular Database Overview

*Electronic versions of the Mastering, Understanding, and Q&A series. Multiple students can use this resource at the same time (i.e., the book is not "checked out" to only one person at a time). Log in using your MULTIPASS.

*Interactive tutorials on substantive legal subjects and academic success topics. You must establish an individual account, and you need the registration code to set up that account.

*Access to the online New York Times. Email newsletters are available.

*The online version of the daily Philadelphia legal newspaper, including coverage of the Pittsburgh legal market. Email newsletters are available.

*Topical newsfeeds with email newsletters available. Law students may use this resource in the law library; law school faculty members can ask the library staff about setting up remote access.

*Lexis+ is a full-text legal information retrieval system. It includes legal analytics and brief analysis tools.

*Westlaw is a full-text legal information retrieval system. It includes legal analytics and brief analysis tools, along with the Westlaw Today news service.

**HeinOnline provides access to journal articles and other materials, including primary law materials. Materials are presented in image format, meaning that they appear as they were originally published.

*Fastcase is a low-cost alternative to Lexis+ and Westlaw Edge. It includes a collection of treatises and practice guides.

**Provides access to federal legislative histories, including bills, reports, hearings, Congressional Record sections, signing statements, and statutes.

*Full-text access for historical treatises.

A general legal research website that features access to data from PACER as well as a variety of news and corporate law resources.

Duquesne Kline faculty should contact lawlibrary@duq.edu for limited mediated access.