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Law Student Central: Law Review Cite Check

Quick Cite Check Outline

 

Welcome, Editorial Staff!

The Law Library has prepared the information that follows to assist you in locating the sources you will need during the cite-check process. 

If you need assistance or have questions about any aspect of Law Library policy or procedure, don't hesitate to contact the appropriate faculty or staff member (see below).

Law Library Contacts for Reference Assistance

 Name Title Phone  
Marie Summerlin Hamm, J.D., M.L.S. Director 757-352-4233 Contact
William (Bill) Magee, J.D., M.S.L.S. Assistant Director for Public Services 757-352-4098 Contact
James Wheeler, J.D.  Lecturer
Head of Electronic Resources & Digital Initiatives
757-352-4463 Contact
Rachel Hayes Head of Access Services 757-352-4450  
Miles Randall Access Services/ILL Supervisor 757-352-4450  

 

Locating Materials in Regent Law Library

When you begin a cite check, the Regent University Online Catalog should be your FIRST stop!

The Online Catalog is a computerized database of materials—print, electronic, or multimedia—owned by Regent University.  It allows users to quickly ascertain the location and availability of books, periodicals, audiovisuals, and other material held by either the  University Library or the Law Library.

Searching the Catalog is pretty straightforward, but here are a few tips:

  • Use the Keyword search.
  • Pay close attention to the LOCATION! 
    • You must note the location to be able to determine WHICH library owns the item and WHERE the item is located within the specific library (for example, LAW GENERAL COLLECTION. See example below) 
      • The Law Library's collection is located on the third floor and fourth floor. 
      • The University Library's collection is located on the first two floors. The exact location depends on the call number.
      • Some law-related books may be in the University Library. As stated, be sure to note the location.
    • The two libraries have MANY locations. Some locations are not accessible to students (for example, the Law Library's fourth floor and special collections). 
      • Access Services Desk personnel will usually be able to assist you in obtaining materials.  If they cannot, don't hesitate to contact your Liaison or a Law Librarian.

Hein Online is Your New Best Friend

HeinOnline is an image-based legal research database containing full-text, pdf files of a variety of legal resources.

Although you may be familiar with HeinOnline's Law Journal Library, keep in mind that HeinOnline also includes government documents, foreign and international law materials, legal classics, and world trials.  ALL in PDF! 

Law Review Liaison

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James Wheeler, J.D.
Contact:
757-352-4463

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