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Access
The NEJL's resources are available for use by the Law Center and Georgetown University communities, as well as by independent researchers not affiliated with Georgetown. The NEJL is part of the Special Collections department in the Georgetown Law Library and is located on the first floor of the Edward Bennett Williams Library.
Rules for Use
The NEJL is an archival collection; much of it is fragile and one of a kind. Therefore, researchers must observe rules for accessing and handling material. Upon entering the NEJL, please sign in and register before beginning your research. You will also be asked to stow away your personal belongings including bags, purses, and coats. Only pencils and laptops will be allowed in the research area. All photocopies will be completed by staff. Digital photographs will be allowed only by permission of the Archivist. A complete list of rules will be provided when you register.
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