Locate Your Research Needs
For additional assistance, please contact a member of our staff.
Please note: the links below will take you to the official Law Library website.
Library Hours
Be aware there is construction in the library this summer; contact the circ desk at lawcirc@hawaii.edu. See here for more information.
Mon–Sat: 8am–6pm, Sun: 9am–6pm
Access to the library is by keycard only.
No circulation services:
November 5 – Election Day Holiday
November 11 – Veterans’ Day Holiday
QUICK LINKS
General Information
Library Services
- Archives (open with private/incognito browser; How?)
- Course Reserves
- Faculty Scholarship Support
- New Library Acquisitions
- Research Assistance
- Textbook Kokua Program
Policies
- Archival Access Policy (open with private/incognito browser; How?)
- Circulation Policies
- Collection Development Policy [PDF, 794KB]
- Law Library Services
- Library Policies
- Printing and Scanning Usage
- Public Patron Services
Location
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Law Library
2525 Dole Street
Honolulu, HI 96822
Visitors may park at the parking garage located below the library at a flat rate. Parking Information
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OUR MISSION
The Law Library pursues this mission by acquiring, organizing, making accessible, preserving, and disseminating legal and law-related information in all available formats; by providing the best possible service, support and instructional programs; and by creating a physical environment conducive to user needs. In addition to its primary mission, the Law Library serves as a key information resource center for the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa community, the statewide University of Hawai‘i system, other libraries throughout the state and region, and to the bench, bar and citizenry of the State of Hawai‘i.
