Legal Links

The Connecticut Judicial Branch Law Libraries serve the Judicial Branch, the Bar, and the Public .

There are 15 Trial Court Law Libraries located across Massachusetts to serve the courts, attorneys and the public.

The state's only public law library. Call, email, or visit, we'll be happy to help.

Links to four public libraries with Westlaw access and small collections of up-to-date New Hampshire legal titles.

The library serves the reference and research needs of the bench and the bar. As a publicly funded institution committed to access to justice, the library is open to all.

The Community Legal Information Center (CLIC) offers free legal reference services to the general public.

"Each branch of government produces a different type of law. Case law is the body of law developed from judicial opinions or decisions over time (whereas statutory law comes from legislative bodies and administrative law comes from executive bodies). This guide introduces beginner legal researchers to resources for finding judicial decisions in case law resources."

"Administrative law (rules and regulations) is the body of law enacted and enforced by agencies. This Law Library of Congress guide cites resources for locating and identifying U.S. federal administrative law using primary and secondary sources."

"Statutes, also known as acts, are laws passed by a legislature. This research guide explains the statutory publication process for federal laws."

"A guide regarding how to find legal dictionaries, form books, writing and citation manuals, and rules of procedure, to help patrons draft legal documents."

"This guide, created by the Law Library of Congress, provides resources for finding multilateral and bilateral treaties, as well as secondary sources related to treaties and international agreements."

"A comprehensive research guide on finding federal legislative history documents, including congressional committee reports and hearings, presidential signing statements, and the debates of Congress."

"A research guide regarding where to find local laws, such as ordinances, bylaws, measures, or municipal codes."