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Visitor Policy and Resources for the Public

 

The Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law Library is a research library and is not open to the general public. With more than 400 individuals enrolled at Campbell Law School, our library professionals must first focus on the study and research needs of our students.

  • Alumni of Campbell Law may use the library during regular hours of operation.
     
  • Practicing attorneys who are members in good standing of the North Carolina Bar may use the library during regular hours of operation. See Attorney Services for more information.
     
  • Campbell University graduate and undergraduate students and alumni may use the library for research by scheduling an appointment with Professor Olivia Weeks (919-865-5870).

Conduct in the Library

Library policies are not intended as barriers to the use of the collection. Rather these policies are in place to facilitate its use by making the collection available to all users without unreasonable delay. Most rules are based on common sense and equitable principles and are derived from a commitment to make the library an environment suitable for reading, study, and activities in support of student and faculty research.

The library is a place of quiet study; all patrons are asked to keep their noise to a minimum. It is the responsibility of each student to maintain a quiet environment. The student commons is available outside of the library for socializing between classes.

So that all patrons may benefit from the law library's resources and environment:

  • Library materials may not be removed without proper checkout or authorization by a librarian.
  • Renew or return library materials when they are due.
  • Do not squirrel books in a carrel or in a study room for exclusive use.
  • Do not mutilate or damage library materials by marking, underlining, removing pages or portions of pages, removing or defacing bindings, or in any other way damage or deface library materials.
  • Be respectful and courteous to the library staff and other library patrons.
  • Do not sleep on or otherwise inappropriately use library furniture.
  • Do not cause disturbances or engage in any behavior that interferes with library activities.
  • Dress appropriately.

For the protection of the library, its contents, and staff, do not:

  • go in unauthorized areas of the library;
  • remain in the library after closing or during evacuation in emergency situations or drills;
  • open emergency exits except in emergency situations;
  • vandalize or deface library furniture or equipment.

Law School Libraries Open to the Public

Resources for the Public

Campbell Law School students, including those in the Pro Bono Program, may not represent or give legal advice directly to members of the public. They may only work under the supervision of a licensed attorney in an approved program.

Below are resources available to those seeking help with a legal problem.

Free Legal Services

Lawyer Referral Services

Criminal Law Resources

Family Law / Domestic Violence