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Lancaster County Law Library Click the Icon Below to Access The Law Library Card Catalog* *Note-the catalog is a list of available material, the publications themselves are not available on this site.
Click here for news and publication updates (Updated May 2013) Purpose
The main purpose of the Law Library is to make available to practicing attorneys a collection of materials needed for legal research. UsageThe Law Library is located on the third floor of the old courthouse. It is open to the public during the regular business hours of the courthouse. CollectionThe collection consists mainly of primary sources of law, including federal and Pennsylvania statutes, court rules, administrative regulations, and cases; reported cases from the appellate level courts of all fifty states; and a special file of all decisions from the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas since 1980. The library also contains sources that explain the law, such as treatises, law reviews, loose-leaf services and legal encyclopedias. All library materials are continuously updated to reflect changes in the law. ServicesThe library staff provides reference assistance to library patrons, but they do not do legal research for people. The library has a coin-operated photocopier, and Westlaw, a computer assisted legal research system, is available in the library on a fee basis. Online Services
Lancaster County Law Library
Director: Eleanor Gerlott, Law Librarian
(717) 299-8090 Fax: (717) 295-2509 50 N. Duke St. Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday - Friday E-Mail Content Last Modified on 5/20/2013 11:33:35 AM Courts Home Back Printable Version Text-Only Full-Screen eMail |
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