Before submitting an ILL request, please check with the editor overseeing the article to verify whether you are supposed to submit ILL requests yourself for items that appear in your assigned section of the article, or if the editor is in charge of submitting all of the ILL requests for the entire article. A source may be cited in various sections of the article handled by different members during the sourcing-and-citing process, but only one ILL request for that item should be submitted.
If you are responsible for requesting the item via interlibrary loan, please fill out the form on the Gallagher Law Library's website:

When submitting book requests, remember Bluebook Rule 15.4: "Always cite the latest edition of a work that supports the point under the discussion, unless an earlier edition would be particularly relevant or authoritative." Authors frequently cite older editions of books. To verify whether there is a newer edition of a book available than what the author has cited, you should look up the title on WorldCat first. For assistance on how to identify the latest edition of a book, please see the Books section in this guide.