Sep 03
This legal research oriented website is the creation of an enterprising law librarian, Sabrina Pacifici. If you are always looking for a new way to peform legal research or examining new technologies then LLRX is a great place to visit regularly. The site has received awards from the American Bar Association and several library organizations.
Some of the topics on LLRX include:
- New online legal research resources
- Current links to court rules, forms and dockets
- Reviews of legal and non-legal websites
Be sure to check out the link to the BeSpacific blog as well which is listed as one of the top 10 legal blogs by the ABA Journal in 2008.
Sep 02
The Subscriber Program is the fee-based system we use to enable you to check out books and become eligible for reduced rates for other library services such as our Legal Eagle collection, Fax service and KCLL Delivers, our document delivery service. As of September 2, the fee for joining the Subscriber Program is prorated from $65 to $25 per attorney through the end of 2008.
Sep 02
Finding County Law Libraries in Washington
County law libraries in Washington State were established in 1919 by RCW 27.24 to provide access to legal information to the courts and the bar, and also to the public in counties which have the staff available to assist the public. It is our collective mission to provide the best possible service to our communities, by connecting people to the information they need to effectively participate in the justice system. We do this by maximizing available resources through our in-house collections of legal materials in print and in CD-ROM, through resource sharing with other libraries, through Internet resources, and through referral to other agencies as needed. We strive to serve as a community access point for legal information.
You can find all 39 county law libraries in Washington with a helpful Google Map of all the law libraries here.