A-Z Databases

This list holds links to all databases from the University of Pittsburgh Library system listed alphabetically.

A database that indexes Congressional information, and has full text of all Congressional hearings and documents from 1830 to the present. Invaluable in doing Legislative history research.

Pitt Law faculty scholarship

Large database of PDF-formatted U.S. and international legal materials. Includes current materials for some collections (e.g., law journals), but is especially known for historical materials (e.g., Legal Classics, U.S. Code, CFR).

Comprehensive legal research platform contains federal and state primary law, secondary resources including law reviews, journals, treatises, commentary, news and more. NOTE: Pitt Law users only; must have been assigned a Pitt Law Lexis account. Pitt Law users, for assistance contact barcoref@pitt.edu.

PittCat is the library catalogue of the University of Pittsburgh Library System.

Repository for scholarly working papers and publications by academic faculty.

Comprehensive legal research platform contains federal and state primary law, secondary resources including law reviews, journals, treatises, commentary, news and more. Available to Pitt Law students, faculty and staff via individual password.

The Wolters Kluwer’s online study aid library is a resource for law students containing over 200 popular study aids. Some of the study aids titles available are Examples & Explanations, Emanuel Law Outlines, Glannon Guides, and Case Briefs. The database offers the ability to access this content online; download PDF versions for offline reading; and take notes, highlight and/or bookmark content with an optional personalized account.