County Law Libraries – California County Public Law Libraries

Your Public Law Library Find Your Nearest California County Law Libraries Alameda County Bernard E. Witkin Law Library 100,000 vols. 125 Twelfth Street Oakland, CA 94607-4912 Phone (510) 208-4800 Fax (510) 208-4836 Email [email protected] Web www.acgov.org/law/ Mon, Wed, & Fri 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Tues & Thurs 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Alpine County Law Library Public access to self-help legal resources on the court’s website and the Judicial Council website at Alpine County Superior Court Electronic Access Only 14777 State Route 89 (P.O. Box 518), Markleeville, CA 96120 Phone (530) 694-2113 Monday – … Read more

Your Public Law Library

Self-Help Centers This page provides links that are helpful for persons who choose to represent themselves in court without the help of an attorney. Such individuals are known as “self-represented,” “Pro Per,” or “Pro Se” litigants. The websites listed here include content designed for use by the self-represented litigant. There are many other subject specific links contained on our Legal Links page. American Bar Association-Resources for the Public This site includes many online brochures and helpers for the self-represented litigant. Some sample publications are: Consumer’s Guide to Legal Help, and ABA Fact Books and Guide … Read more

Basic Legal Research-A Mini Research Class

Basic Legal Research-A Mini Research Class There are many ways to tackle any research problem. When a person is new to legal terms and the types of books and materials in a law library, the research process may seem almost too difficult. The law may even seem like a foreign language to you. This mini research guide is intended to help you learn the legal research process, with guidance on where to start and what resources to check as you research your legal problem. The sections of this mini-class are linked below so that you … Read more

Law Self-Help Centers

Self-Help Centers This page provides links that are helpful for persons who choose to represent themselves in court without the help of an attorney. Such individuals are known as “self-represented,” “Pro Per,” or “Pro Se” litigants. The websites listed here include content designed for use by the self-represented litigant. There are many other subject specific links contained on our Legal Links page. American Bar Association-Resources for the Public This site includes many online brochures and helpers for the self-represented litigant. Some sample publications are: Consumer’s Guide to Legal Help, and ABA Fact Books and Guide … Read more