The law library is primarily a research facility. As a result, much of the collection, such as journals, reporters, codes, encyclopedias, and multi-volume treatises, does not circulate outside the building. For more information about circulation, please contact Kim Hocking.
Present your Campbell Law ID card to the student working at the circulation desk to borrow items.
Loan periods vary according to the type of material.
Books - 28 days
Reserve books - 2 hours
Technology items - due 15 minutes before closing
Law reviews & journals, serials & looseleafs, multi-volume sets, and reference books may not leave the library.
Circulating law library materials are subject to recall at any time. Revised due dates are communicated via email. If a recalled item is not returned by the revised due date, borrowing privileges may be restricted.
The reserve collection is located behind the circulation desk and includes:
Return all materials to the circulation desk by their due date.
A courtesy reminder is sent two days before an item’s due date. If the item is not returned, three overdue notices are sent.
After the third overdue notice, the material is assumed lost and a billing notice is sent. Patrons are charged a replacement fee of $75.00 or the current cost of the book if still in print. This charge is refunded if the item is returned.
* Reminder and overdue notices are a courtesy; failure to receive one does not relieve the patron of responsibility.
You can request a book that is in remote storage (Buies Creek campus) or currently checked out. Follow these steps.
After you receive an email that your materials are ready, you may pick them up at the circulation desk.
To renew items that you have checked out, follow these steps.
Note: you cannot renew an item once it is overdue.