Rutgers Law Library 123 Washington Street, Newark, NJ 07102

Welcome to the Rutgers Law Library, a vital part of the Rutgers-Newark's expansive library network, located at 123 Washington Street, Newark, New Jersey 07102. Nestled in the Rutgers Center for Law and Justice, our library is dedicated to serving the educational and research needs of Rutgers Law School, the School of Criminal Justice, and the broader university community.

Our library is home to one of the finest special collections of crime and justice materials globally, offering access to a wealth of resources including research and statistical reports from various state, federal, and international criminal justice agencies. With over 600,000 books, bound periodicals, government publications, and audiovisual items, we provide an intellectual hub for students, faculty, and researchers.

The Rutgers Law Library is also proud to house one of the world's foremost jazz archives and research libraries, catering to a diverse clientele of teachers, scholars, musicians, and more. Our expert staff and state-of-the-art technologies ensure a user-focused experience, making our library a cornerstone of knowledge and learning.

Named in honor of John Cotton Dana, a key figure in Newark’s cultural history, our library is committed to providing equal access and opportunities to all individuals. We encourage individuals with disabilities to reach out with any suggestions, comments, or complaints concerning accessibility issues at [email protected] or by completing the Report Accessibility Barrier / Provide Feedback form.

Explore the wealth of information and resources available at the Rutgers Law Library and enhance your academic journey with us. Visit the University Libraries Online Search Page to begin your exploration today.