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Dear students,
This issue raised on 1st February 2011 by a student regarding reserving of computers by students has now been escalated and Resource Technicians will be logging off computers and removing students belongings left on desks for long periods from now on. A long period is over an hour.
Please be aware of this issue and don’t abandon your stuff for long periods or leave computers logged in. Be especially careful of leaving your computers logged in with unsaved work.
Please be considerate of fellow students who need to do their work too at this busy time of year.
Also a reminder to you not to leave memory sticks in computers or belongings like student cards, phones, valuables on desks.
Thank you,
Moorgate Library
Can’t find the books you’re looking for?
Have a word with your information officer about purchasing items for the library that will be of use both now and for future students. All reasonable suggestions will be given the fullest consideration.
Email Natasha.Choolhun@lawcol.co.uk or ask for me at the library counter.
Just a reminder that during this time printed material such as the Halsburys’ series will be in heavy demand. As a result please would you return volumes to the library trolleys for re-shelving once you have finished rather than letting piles of material accumulate on desks. This way we can ensure all library material is easily accessible to all students. 
The journal Justice of the Peace is re-launched this month as Criminal Law & Justice Weekly.
Since first being published in 1837, it has covered the many changes affecting magistrate’s courts and the legal profession in England and Wales.
The re-launched journal will continue to provide a useful resource for criminal law.
New and enhanced sections include:
- Stone’s update: regular updates providing expert analysis and commentary on cases and legislation from Stone’s justices’ manual
- JP Reporter: case digests and judgements provided by leading experts
- Foundations: news and information from criminal justice agencies
- Discussion Point: a mix of views and opinions on contentious issues in criminal law
- Justice Worldwide: the latest news on the global application of the rule of law and key projects and developments in the criminal justice system from around the globe.
Have a look at the latest issue on the journals display shelves at the front of the ground floor library, or view the full-text online here via the LexisNexis Butterworths database.
Copies of the GDL study manuals are now available to borrow from the Library – including the Short Loan collection. To obtain shelfmark and availability information, search the online library catalogue in ELITE > My Library. Use the library copies if you need a manual for a workshop or if you need to refer to a manual but have forgotten to bring your personal copy into College.
UPDATE DECEMBER 2008: Copies of GDL Statutory Extracts are now available. Check the Library Catalogue for shelfmark location.
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