University of Oklahoma College of Law

Donald E. Pray Law Library

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The Donald E. Pray Law Library supports the teaching, learning, research, and service needs of the University of Oklahoma College of Law, the broader University community, Oklahoma's legal community, and the public.

Use the Law Library to conduct legal research, work with classmates, access major legal databases, explore print and digital collections, or get research help from law librarians.

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Interior reading room in the Donald E. Pray Law Library with wood-paneled bookcases, study tables, and green reading lamps

FAQ

Who can use the Donald E. Pray Law Library?

The Law Library primarily serves OU Law students, faculty, and staff, and also serves other members of the OU community, the bench and bar, and the public. Access hours vary by patron group, so visitors should check current hours before arriving.

Can members of the public use legal databases?

Yes. The Law Library provides public workstations with access to Westlaw and many other databases. Some subscription resources may require on-campus use.

Can a law librarian give me legal advice?

No. Law Library staff can help you locate and use legal information and research sources, but they cannot provide legal advice.

How do I get research help?

Contact the Reference Desk at (405) 325-5268 or Law-LibraryReference@ou.edu, or visit the Reference Desk in the Law Library.