Law Library for San Bernardino County
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Law Library for San Bernardino CountyThe Law Library for San Bernardino County serves the legal information needs of the residents of San Bernardino County and the surrounding region. Law Library patrons have access to various legal resources in print and electronic formats. Employees of the Law Library may assist patrons in finding legal information using these resources. They are not permitted to give legal advice.
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Upcoming Library Closures
The library will be closed Saturday May 25th and Monday May 27th in observance of Memorial Day. "We pray for peace and for the devotion and strength of soul to build it and protect it always. We pray and we resolve to keep holy the memory of those who have died for our country and to make their cause inseparably our own. We pray and we promise, so that one day Taps will sound again for the young and the brave and the good." -Ronald Reagan, Memorial Day, May 21, 1987. |
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SBCLL Current News and Content!
Access to California Appellate BriefsCalifornia Appellate Briefs are available online for free through LA Law Library's website. This is a part of their ongoing scanning project to provide public access to briefs. You will need the brief number to locate the document you want.
Click Here for Access. A full range of Appellate Briefs can be searched at any of our Branches through our subscription to the LLMC Digital Library. For assistance or additional information ask a staff member. Resource Center Packets Now AvailableResource Center Packets are now available at all three law library branches. Ask the reference desk for assistance in viewing the packets or making copies. For your convenience we have provided a table of contents.
-Resource Center Packets: Table of Contents- (In PDF) - Resource Center Packets: List of Forms - (In PDF) Find a California Self-Help Center or Family Law Facilitator near you!
Need to find a Self-Help Center or a Family Law Facilitator, then check the Court's new map to get you where you need to be.... Find Your Law Library
Need Help Finding aCalifornia County Law Library? Try using our custom Map that provides information and directions to all California County Law Libraries. Not in California? You can use the State, Court, and Counties Law Libraries in the U.S. Map to find a law library in your state. |
A New Year means New Laws for California...The Democrat led California Government passed several hundred new laws in 2012 that took effect on January 1st, 2013. You can review the new laws online at the link below. You may also visit the law library to research the new laws. The law library staff is available to assist you with your research.
New California Laws for 2013! All California Laws. New Laws Reports. __________________________________________ San Bernardino City Turns to Bankruptcy Economy played key role in financial decline. The law library provides many resources to patrons researching bankruptcy information, including: Collier on Bankruptcy through LexisNexis Bankruptcy Courts and Procedures by James Publishing Rutter California Practice Guide: Bankruptcy How to File Your Own Chapter 7 Bankruptcy by Nolo Press On Municipal Bankruptcy: Chapter 9, Municipal Bankruptcy. Click Here for more Bankruptcy Resources. ___________________________________________ Research Guides and Resources Research Guides and Sample Motions are just a click away. The Operations Manual for the California Dept. of Corrections and Rehabilitation is available online. The Law Library has been chosen to participate in a PACER Training Program sponsored by USGPO and USAOC. Information and Training Materials. |
Quick Facts!
The Law Library's three facilities are located in close proximity to the courthouses in San Bernardino, Rancho Cucamonga and Victorville.
The Law Library is governed by a seven member Board of Trustees, chaired by Board President Hon. Keith D. Davis. The Law Library director is Lawrence R. Meyer. |
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