Answered By: Laura Sider
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Q: What is Morris?
Answered by: Laura Sider

MORRIS is the law library's catalog. It contains books, journal titles, DVDs, electronic resources, and other items in the law library's collection. There are different items in MORRIS and Orbis, but some books may be in both catalogs if they are owned by both libraries. If the book you want is checked out in Orbis, don't forget to check MORRIS: the law library may have a copy available.

You can search MORRIS here. You can search MORRIS and Orbis together using Quicksearch - just select "Books+."

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