Legal Education DECS Order 27, s. 1989Article VIII, Sec. 3, no. 3 A library collection should consist of the following: A basic collection of 500 titles should be deemed adequate to support the curricular needs of a college with an enrolment of not more than 500 students For an enrolment of more than 500 the requirement is as follows:EnrolmentTitles/studentNo. of Volume500 or more10500501-1,000101,0001,001-3,00082,400 At least 5% of the book collection should be on Asian law and jurisprudence At least 45% of the book collection should be on the core subjects The curriculum must have appropriate and adequate library It is required that at least 20% of the total book collection should be of recent edition (published during the last 5 years) There should be at least 1 subscription to 10 different magazine titles and/or periodical for each of the different disciplines The following are the minimum requirements for library quarters either as part of the main library or as a separate library: The law library collection should be adequate to support the current curricular needs of the law school and should include sufficient copies of a complete set of the Philippine Report, Supreme Court Reports Annotated, and available copies of the Official Gazette, statutory compilations, law and case digests, and other basic references which must be up to date at all times. It should have sufficient copies of the latest edition of all the textbooks prescribed by the school as a well as a substantial number of appropriate professional publications, such as journals, bibliographies, annuals, serials, periodicals and magazines in varied quantity, and pamphlets, documents and non-book materials