Law College Databases
- Berkeley Press Journals (Global Jurist series) [description]
- BNA All [description]
- CALI (Computer Assisted Legal Instruction) [description]
- CCH Tax Research Network (via IntelliConnect) [description]
- The Chronicle of Higher Education [description]
- Constitutions of the Countries of the World Online (via Oceana Online) [description]
- English Reports[description]
- FirstSearch [description]
- Hein-On-Line [description]
- Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals [description]
- Index to Legal Periodicals Retro [description]
- IntelliConnect [description]
- International Commentary on Evidence [description]
- International Encyclopaedia of Laws (IEL) [description]
- Intellectual Property Watch (IP-Watch) [description]
- KluwerArbitration.com (via IntelliConnect) [description]
- LexisNexis [description]
- LexisNexis Academic [description]
- LLMC - Law Library Microform Consortium [description]
- Loislaw [description]
- The Making of Modern Law: Legal Treatises, 1800-1920 [description]
- The Making of Modern Law: Trials, 1600-1920 [description]
- Michigan Lawyers Weekly [description]
- NetLibrary [description]
- U.N. Online Document Service (ODS) [description]
- Oxford University Press Journals [description]
- Pacer [description]
- Penny Hill Press [description]
- ProQuest Congressional [description]
- RIA Checkpoint [description]
- SmartCILP [description]
- Social Science Research Network [description]
- StatUSA [description]
- Treaties and International Agreements Online (TIAO, formerly TIARA) (via Oceana Online) [description]
- United Nations Treaty Collection [description]
- Westlaw [description]
- WorldTradeLaw [description]
These databases have been licensed by the MSU Law Library for the use of its patrons. This collection supplements the databases licensed by the Main Library (see MSU Electronic Resources for additional Legal Databases). In some cases, members of the public may gain access to these databases from the public Internet terminals in the Law Library. Authorized Law College users may gain access from any Novell-networked computer within the Law College Building or via the proxy server, unless otherwise noted in the description, by using the links above. For information about proxy server access please see this help page.