The study presents data from 34 North American law libraries, detailing their plans for their print materials acquisitions. The study gives comprehensive data on spending on print versions of books, journals, directories, loose-leaf services, newspapers and magazines and other products in print formats, with data from 2016, 2017 and estimated for 2018. The study also presents the opinions of survey participants about their plans for print over the next few years. The study discusses book culling practices, use of inter-library loan and consortia, and the substitution of digital for print formats.