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The Eyles Aisle at the Stanford Law Library contains current editions of law school study aids, including hornbooks and nutshells, that will help clarify concepts from class and assist you with preparing for exams.
The Eyles Aisle at the Stanford Law Library contains current editions of law school study aids, including hornbooks and nutshells, that will help clarify concepts from class and assist you with preparing for exams.
The books listed here are a sample of some of the more commonly used publications from the Eyles Aisle.
If you are interested in a particular study guide or subject, and do not see that guide listed on this site, please reach out to reference@law.stanford.edu to confirm whether the publication is available. You can also review a complete list of Eyles Aisle study guides here.
Books from the Eyles Aisle are available for in-library use only and cannot be checked out. However, self-services scanners are available for use in the Teaming Room on the 2nd floor.
Tom Eyles, circa 1961
What makes it the "Eyles" Aisle?
What makes it the "Eyles" Aisle?
The Eyles Aisle materials were made possible by the generous support of Thomas H. Eyles (Stanford Law School class of 1961) and Kathleen N. Eyles.
Kay Eyles, circa 1961
Stanford Law School class of 1961
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