Many instructors put textbooks or other course materials "on reserve" in the library to ensure all students have access to required items. Course reserves are held behind the Circulation Desk and can typically be borrowed for either 2 hours or up to 7 days.
Required course materials may also be available in ebook format, which can be accessed for free online but may still have time limits or user number restrictions.
The Hawaiʻi Legal System
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The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, 22nd ed.
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Legal Research and Writing for Paralegals, 10th ed.
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Legal Research and Writing for Paralegals, 9th ed.
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Legal Writing and Analysis, 5th ed.
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The Legal Writing Handbook: Analysis, Research, and Writing, 8th ed.
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Fundamentals of Law Office Management, 5th ed.
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Principles and Practices of Hawaiian Real Estate, 19th ed.
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Personal Injury and the Law of Torts for Paralegals, 6th ed.
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Law Office Technology: A Theory-Based Approach, 9th ed.
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NALS Basic Manual for the Legal Professional, 16th ed.
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NALS Basic Manual for the Legal Professional, 15th ed.
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Wills, Trusts, and Estate Administration, 9th ed.
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ALWD Guide to Legal Citation, 7th ed.
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The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, 22nd ed.
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The Legal Research and Writing Handbook: A Basic Approach for Paralegals, 8th ed.
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Textbook and other print materials available in course reserves are held behind the Circulation Desk, which is located near the entrance of the library, and can be requested from staff working at the desk or at Reference. These books can typically be borrowed for either 2 hours, or up to 7 days. You are also welcome to scan them for free on our scanner.
If you can't come into the library, you can also request up to 10% or 1 chapter per course reserve item by following the instructions at the link below.
Ebook textbooks available in course reserves are typically available for a limited number of hours at a time with 1 to 5 concurrent users able to access the ebook at one time. That means that you might not be able to access the textbook if others are already using it, but you'll be able to read it as soon as the other user is done, or their time limit has expired.
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