Bernard E. Witkin State Law Library -
Contains selected primary and secondary sources in American law. The hard copy collection includes current appellate court opinions, California and federal annotated codes and agency decisions, as well as annotated codes for ten other states. All states’ annotated codes, attorney general opinions and session laws are held in paper or microform until at least 2002. These primary sources are supplemented by California and federal digests and citators, law journals and periodicals, and current California practice materials. The Law Library is particularly strong in both California and older national primary and practice materials.
California Judicial Center Library -
A law library serving the justices and staff of the California Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal, First Appellate District and staff of the Administrative Office of the Courts. All state and federal primary legal resources and major secondary legal resources are found in CJCL collections.
Law Library of Congress - Congress established its Law Library in 1832. It is the world's largest law library, with over two million volumes spanning the ages and covering every jurisdiction in the world. Examples of what is available online:
Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation - Collection of U.S. Congressional documents and debates (1774-1875), including laws, journals, and letters of the Founding Fathers.
Congressional Hearings - Full-text access to historical Congressional committee hearings on a variety of topics.
San Francisco Law Library (SFLL) - Online catalog, links and resources, library hours, location, services and other information. The Law Library serves the courts, departments of the City and County of San Francisco, members of the Bar, and the public at three locations: the main library in the Veterans War Memorial Building, the smaller Monadnock branch in the financial district, and the attorney reference room in the new courts building on McAllister Street.
Social Law Library -
Provides research materials, training and services to the judiciary and practicing bar of Massachusetts.
Stanley Mosk Library and Courts Building - Located across the street from historic State Capitol in the heart of downtown Sacramento, the neo-classical Stanley Mosk Library and Courts Building at 914 Capitol Mall was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.
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