The Bora Laskin Law Library welcomes members of the U of T community who wish to use our collection of legal information resources. Below are links to many of the Library's special collections, as well as guides on how to do legal research and locate legal materials in the Library. For further assistance, please stop by the Reference Desk.
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- Hours of Operation
- Using the Library
- Code of Conduct
- Reference Assistance and Other Services
Computing Resources
Special Collections
Women's Human Rights Resources
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This database provides a comprehensive collection of documents, articles, links and background material relating to women's human rights
Legal Research Resources
- How to Find Law Journals and Journal Articles
- How to Find Law Books
- How to Find Case Law
- How to Find Canadian Legislation
- Common Law Legislation and Parliamentary Material on the Internet
- Finding ... Legal Resources on the Web
Faculty Conferences and Resource Collections
- Panel on the Role of Goverment: Investing in People: Creating a Human Capital Society for Ontario
- Judicial Appointment in a Free and Democratic Society
- Looking Back, Looking Forward: Judicial Independence in Canada and the World
- Security of Freedom: A Conference on Canada's Anti Terrorism Bill
- Not a Box but a Window: Law Libraries and Legal Education in a Virtual World.
- Resources related to the U. S. National Security Strategy
- Construction Law Library and Research Guide