The Furman Smith Law Library has some electronic and print study aids available for use. The most current print study aids are available on reserve. Older editions of print study aids are available in the student study aid section near the circulation area of the law library.
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Some of the study aids available are Examples & Explanations, Emanuel Law Outlines, and Glannon Guides. You can access this content online; download PDF versions for offline reading; and take notes, highlight and/or bookmark content with an optional personalized account.
You initially access the study aids subscription with your MyID. Then you should create your own account which allows you to take notes and highlight. Be sure to look at all the titles under "1L Subjects".
CALI (Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction)
CALI provides a host of lessons and tutorials across subjects. If you do not have a CALI account contract the library to get Mercer's registration code. Accounts can be created at https://cali.org/user/register
First Year Courses
Upper Level Courses
