Visiting the Library

• Accessing the internet and online legal resources
• Asking questions and getting help with research
• Borrowing books and other resources
• Directions and Parking
• Library Hours and Book Drop
• Printing, Copying & Document Delivery
• Tours and orientation

• Patrons using the library should be engaged in library-related activities (such as reading or research).
• Patrons shall respect the rights of other patrons and library employees.
• Patrons shall not harass others, behave in a manner which can reasonably be expected to disturb other persons, or interfere with the use of the library by other patrons.
• Patrons shall not interfere with library employees' performance of their duties, or enter Staff Only areas without authorization.
• Any person who violates the library rules may be asked to leave the library.

In support of the fundamental principle of fair and equitable treatment under law, the Minnesota Judicial Branch strives to eliminate from court operations bias that is based on race, gender, ethnicity, age, disability, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual orientation and any other status protected by law.

All judges and court employees are expected to treat other court employees, court users, and the public with dignity and respect.

See also: Minnesota Judicial Center

 Services We Provide

• Assistance finding legal information and resources
• Guidance on how to use our research tools
• Printing services (20¢ per page)
• Access to a document scanner
• Referrals to legal service organizations

• Fax services. Try: The Saint Paul Public Library
• Shredding. Try: George Latimer Central Library
• Legal advice. Please see our Legal Referrals by County
• Research services. While we can't do your research for you we do have a guide to researching a legal issue.

Information about services available at other metro-area libraries.