For
over 100 years, Solano County Law Library has been
serving Solano County. Since the 1970s, it has been
situated on the third floor of the Hall of Justice.
We are open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Furlough DatesThe library will be closed on the third Wednesday of each month for 2009/2010. Following are the dates: September 16, October 21, November 18, December 16, January 20, February 17, March 17, April 21, May 31, and June 16. Special CollectionsThe Law Library has many resources to offer its customers. Everyone may visit Solano County Law Library. Although checkout is restricted to attorneys and judges, the public may photocopy information from our books. The collection encompasses all aspects of California (civil, family, criminal, etc.) and federal (U.S.C.A., etc.) law. Statutory law books and practice titles are available. There are materials especially for the public, such as the Nolo Press series. AccessibilityCustomers may use the Hall of Justice elevators to reach our library. The Branch has an adaptive keyboard and optical trackball available. We possess magnifying tools, and some reading glasses. Please ask library staff for more information. Online servicesSolano County Law Library subscribes to several databases, making the attainment of legal information cost-effective for legal professionals and the public. All the databases below are free to use when visiting the Law Library. - Westlaw—contains
California and federal case/statutory laws; chapters from over 50 legal
books; articles from over 100 law reviews.
- LexisNexis—contains
California and federal case/statutory laws; access to more than 200
form templates.
- HeinOnline—a
database that has law review articles written by law school students
and faculty.
- VerdictSearch—online
version of a publication; spotlights specific cases and the
monetary amounts that were requested.
If you have not used the databases listed above, Law Library staff members can show you how. We can also direct you to free legal websites.
Periodicals- The Recorder, Daily Journal, law reviews from prestigious law schools, and California Lawyer.
Equipment
(Photocopies or printouts are 20¢ per page)- 3 public computers with printers attached (2 with internet access; 1 without internet access); not reservable.
- Wi-Fi is available (ask staff for details)
- State-of-the-art photocopier
- FAX machine
- Dissomaster
terminal—allows customers to calculate child or spousal support. Printouts are free at this terminal only.
Meeting RoomTo reserve our meeting room, it is $50 for a half day (4 hours or less) and $100 for an entire day (4 hours or more). It accommodates ten people (230 sq. ft.). Law Library HistorySection 6340 of the California Business and Professions Code mandates the existence of a county law library in the county seat. The Solano County Law Library has been in existence since 1911. We are located in the Hall of Justice on the third floor.
Contact Law Library Head
Jason Agnew
Supervising Librarian
707-421-6520
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http://solanolibrary.com/locations/
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