Services...
For JD Students
For Law Graduate Students
For U of T Students and Faculty
Students and Faculty from Other Universities
For Members of the Legal Profession
For Members of the Public
For High School Students |
Library Services at a
Glance
Access to the Library
- During regular hours of operation only
Borrowing Privileges
- T-card, 14 Days, 1 renewal if no holds
Photocopying and Printing
- 10 cents/per page in the computer lab
- 15 cents/per page elsewhere in the library
Reference Services
- 10 am to 4 pm at the reference desk or ask any of the reference
staff at any time
Computers and Electronic Resources
- 29 computers in the information commons- main floor (require UTORid
and password)
- 10 computers in the law student alcove - main floor (requires e.legal
username and password)
- 18 computers in the computer lab - first floor (access by door code
- sent via listserve)
For Law Graduate Students [More
info]
Access to the Library
- LLM student - regular hours of operation during term. 24 hour access
from May to August
- SJD students - 24 hour access
Borrowing Privileges
- T-card, 28 Days, 1 renewal if no holds
Photocopying and Printing
- 10 cents/per page in the computer lab
- 15 cents/per page elsewhere in the library
Reference Services
- 10 am to 4 pm at the reference desk or ask any of the reference
staff at any time
Computers and Electronic Resources
- 29 computers in the information commons- main floor (require UTORid
and password)
- 10 computers in the law student alcove - main floor (requires e.legal
username and password)
- 18 computers in the computer lab - first floor (access by door code
- sent via listserve)
For U of T Students and Faculty
Access to the Library
- Regular hours of operation (Access to the library may be restricted
to Law Students only during exam periods in April and December)
Borrowing Privileges
- T-card, 14 Days, 1 renewal if no holds
Photocopying and Printing
Reference Services
- 10 am to 4 pm at the reference desk
Computers and Electronic Resources
- 29 computers in the information commons- main floor (require UTORid
and password)
Students and Faculty from Other Universities [More info]
Access to the Library
- Regular hours of Operation (Access to the library may be restricted to Law Students only during exam periods in April and December)
- Visitors from other academic institutions do not need special documentation or permission to use the library
Borrowing Privileges
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Graduate students and faculty members from may purchase a card for direct borrowing privileges. [Fee Schedule and Information] Apply for a library card by presenting valid identification from your home university at the Robarts Library, Gerstein Science Information Centre or OISE/UT Library.
- Other graduate students may apply for Research Reader borrowing privileges at the Robarts Library
- Undergraduates and college students at other post-secondary institutions, as well as high school and elementary school students, are not eligible to become borrowers
Photocopying and Printing
- 15 cents/per page with Visitor's Photocopy Card, in addition to an initial no refundable cost of $5.00 for a blank card
Reference Services
- 10 am to 4 pm at the reference desk
Computers and Electronic Resources
- 5 public computers in the information commons- main floor
For Members of the Legal Profession and Law Firms
[More info]
Access to the Library
- Regular hours of operation (Access to the library may be restricted
to Law Students only during exam periods in April and December)
Borrowing Privilege Options
- Research Reader Card [More Info]
- can be purchased by members of the public
- Cost: $150.00/year - $100.00/6 montths - $60.00/3 months:
- Seniors: $95.00/year
- 14 day loan - 2 renewals
- must be purchased at the Robarts
Library
- University of Toronto Alumni Card [More
Info]
- Cost: $60/year
- 14 day loan - no renewals
- Must be purchased at the Robarts Library
Photocopying and Printing
- 15 cents/per page with Visitor's Photocopy Card, in addition to an
initial no refundable cost of $5.00 for a blank card
Reference Services
- 10 am to 4 pm at the reference desk (Access to the library may be
restricted to Law Students only during exam periods in April and December)
- questions taking longer than 10 minutes will be subject to a fee for
service ($80.00 per hour)
Computers and Electronic Resources
- 5 public computers in the law commons- main floor
Document Delivery/Interlibrary loan Services
- Available to law firm libraries and government departments only
- Fees (effective September 1st 2007):
- $50.00 for each book or article requested
- $1.00 per page photocopying plus Access Copyright tariffs
- Faxing (if requested): $1.50 per page
- Rush charge (if requested): $35.00
- Search Fee: $5.00
- Contact: law.ill@utoronto.ca
For Members of the Public [More
info]
Access to the Library
- 10 am to 4 pm at the reference desk (Access to the library may
be restricted to Law Students only during exam periods in April
and December)
- questions taking longer than 10 minutes will be subject to a fee
for service ($80.00 per hour)
Borrowing Privileges
Photocopying and Printing
- 15 cents/per page with Visitor's Photocopy Card, in addition to
an initial no refundable cost of $5.00 for a blank card
Reference Services
- 10 am to 4 pm at the reference desk
Computers and Electronic Resources
- 5 public computers in the information commons- main floor
For High School Students [More
info]
Access to the Library and Library Tours
- Students accompanied by a teacher may access the library during regular hours of operation. Tours of the library may are available if students are accompanied by
a teacher [More Info] (Access to the library may be restricted
to Law Students only during exam periods in April and December) Tours will not be available in September, and from November 15th to December 30th and March 15th to April 30th).
Borrowing Privileges
Photocopying and Printing
- 15 cents/per page with Visitor's Photocopy Card, in addition to
an initial no refundable cost of $5.00 for a blank card
Reference Services
- 10 am to 4 pm at the reference desk
Computers and Electronic Resources
- 5 public computers in the information commons- main floor
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