As an integral educational component of the Duquesne University School of Law, the primary mission of the Duquesne University School of Law Center for Legal Information (DCLI) is to provide legal information support to the curricular and academic programs of the Law School. The Center provides and facilitates access to legal and law-related information resources to meet the teaching, research and study needs of the law faculty and students comprehensively and in the specialty areas, and in the areas of ethical, moral concerns and professional responsibility of the legal profession. The Center designs and implements the legal research component of the Law School’s Legal Research and Writing Program, and develops other continuing legal research educational programs to ensure and enhance the legal research competency of the law faculty and students. The Center assists the Duquesne University community, the practicing bar and the general public in meeting their legal information needs.

Members of the Law School community have access to the services of both DCLI and the Allegheny County Law Library (ACLL) located on the ninth floor of the City-County Building on Grant Street in downtown Pittsburgh. The two libraries provide excellent services and access to the best legal information resources available. Members of the Bar and the general public also have access to both facilities.

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