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Mabie Law Library
Contact
Reference desk: 752-0210 | Email: lawlibref@ucdavis.edu
Access
The Mabie Law Library is available for law study or research during hours. A collection of practitioner-oriented treatises, including CEB, Rutter Group and Witkin titles, are located in the Library's Reserve Area and circulate only for 4 hours. All other books are shelved in open stacks with the exception of Rare Books and Archives. For after-hours access, see section below on keys that may be purchased by local attorneys.
Assistance with Research & Library Collections
Reference Librarians are available to assist alumni in locating books and providing research tips, during all open hours -- in person, via email or by telephone at 752-0210.
Books & Other Print Materials
Finding Books:
Visit the Library's Find Books page for details on searching for books found at Mabie Law Library, other UC Campus Libraries and beyond.
Borrowing Books & Interlibrary Loan:
Procedures for borrowing, returning, renewing and interlibrary lending of books and other materials are found at the Circulation Services web page.
Desktop Support & Computer Services
Computers in the Library on Level 3 may be used by anyone for legal research, but are not available for email or wordprocessing. Online printing is available to 10 cents a page, with copycard. Food and drink are not permitted near any computers. The Computer Lab is for UC Davis law students only.
Faculty Publications
The Library maintains an archive of Law faculty publications and exhibits selected faculty publications in the corridor south of the Mabie Library entrance. Each faculty member is asked to select a representative sample of his/her publications to include in the exhibit.
Keycards
For a limited time, UC Davis Law alums can pay $25.00 annually to receive a key for after-hours access. The building expansion includes the installation of a new security system, and we expect there will be some changes to our present procedures for after-hour access. For security reasons, key holders may not loan key to others or allow others access to the building after hours. The Reserve section is not available after hours.
Lost and Found
The Library prepares a monthly list of New Books and also a selected list of "highlighted books" that is updated regularly. Recent acquisitions are housed in an exhibit case located outside the Mabie Law Library entrance -- students may request to borrow display-case books at the Circulation/Reserve desk.
New Books
The Library prepares a monthly list of New Books and also a selected list of "highlighted books" that is updated regularly. Recent acquisitions are housed in an exhibit case located outside the Mabie Law Library entrance -- students may request to borrow display-case books at the Circulation/Reserve desk.
Photocopying
A photocopy machine is located in the public services area on Level 3. The machine accepts only cards. Copies are $0.10 per impression. Cards may be purchased at the Physical Sciences and Engineering Library Library which is located across the parking lot from King Hall --the card dispenser is located on the entry level floor of the library, next to the Circulation/Reference Desk.
You may add value to a card by:
1. Inserting $1, $5, $10 or $20 in the copy card dispenser at the Physical Sciences & Engineering Library
or
2. Going online to create an account at:
http://repro-ecommerce.ucdavis.edu/other/add-value-to-copy-print-card.html *
*This is not a real time system so your account will be updated within 4 business hours (M-F, 8-5) of your order.
Study Space: Carrels
Most carrels in the Library are assigned to Law students. Unoccupied carrels may be used by anyone until the assignee returns. Open seating is at tables in the Reading Rooms and at carrels marked X on the floor plans 
. Use of electrical appliances, other than PC's and lights, are not allowed. Items of value should not be left unattended. Contact: 752-3327 or Circulation/Reserve desk
Tours
Upon request, librarians will conduct a library tour or members of the public may request the Self-Guided Tour brochure which is available from the Circulation/Reserve desk.
