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The law library is open to the public, the legal community, and local government agencies to provide access to legal information and assistance with legal research.
The Collection
The collection includes all primary legal materials at the state and select federal materials. The law library collection also includes some secondary resources such as topical treatises, dictionaries, legal encyclopedias, case digests, and finding aids. There is also a small collection of continuing legal education course books and manuals. The law library subscribes to legal databases that are available to patrons without charge except for printing,. ($0.20 per page for copies or printing)..
Circulation
Circulation is limited to officers of the court, local and state government agencies, and their employees. All others must use materials while in the law library. A copier is available; copies are $0.20 per page.
Reference / Research Assistance
The law librarian can assist the user in locating and using legal research materials in print or online. The law librarian and staff cannot provide legal advice. The law liberarian cannot interpret the law or attempt to explain the law to you. (See Revised Code of Washington {RCW} 2.48.170 and 2.48.180. Washington State Court Rules, General Rule (GR) 24).
Contact Us
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Lettice Parker
Law Librarian
Law Library
3000 Rockefeller
Basement - Room B051, M/S 703
Everett, WA 98201
View C on the map.
Phone: 425-388-3010
Hours
The law library is located in the basement of the courthouse. Access to the library is by appointment. You may make an appointment by phone (425-388-3010) or by email (Lettice.Parker@snoco.org)
For an appointment leave the following information:
NAME, EMAIL ADDRESS & OR PHONE NUMBER, THE DATE AND TIME YOU WANT ACCESS TO THE LIBRARY.
The librarian will confirm your appoint by email or phone.
If you are in the courthouse and you want access to the library: take the elevator to the basement of the courthouse, exit the elevator, make a left at the end of the corridor. You will see the door to the law library (Room B-051). The door will be locked. If the law librarian is in she will open the door.
(Closed Holidays)