1. SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LAW LIBRARY
A Public Law Library System serving the residents of and visitors to San Bernardino County

2. California County Law Libraries
Established in 1891
California Business and Professions Code Section 6300, et. seq.
Portion of Civil Filing Fees
Separate Governing Structure
Board of Trustees
Vary by County

3. 3 Locations to Serve You
Our Main Location is in San Bernardino. We are located on the northwest corner of 4th and “D” Streets at 402 North “D” Street. Our phone number is The hours of operation are Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Friday hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Most Saturdays we are open 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

4. Rancho Cucamonga (West End)
Our Rancho location (also called West End) is located at 8401 North Haven Ave. The phone number is The hours of operation are: Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

5. Victorville (High Desert)
In Victorville we are located at Seneca Road. The phone number is

6. Virtual Branch

7. Virtual Branch

8. Virtual Branch

9. What We Do Primary Authority
We provide print and/or electronic access to all published Federal and State Case Law, including older cases preceding the West Reporter System.
Print Access to Federal and California Codes/Laws and Regulations. Electronic access to all other state’s codes/laws and regulations.
Federal and California statutes in print. (Used for legislative intent and legislative history.)

10. What We Do (cont’) Specialty reporters in various subject areas.
Practice oriented treatises .
All titles from Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB) and Rutter Group as well as print/electronic access to all Mathew Bender titles.
Congressional hearings in microfiche
Wealth of material in tangible format (print/microfiche/microfilm) and electronic access.

11. Electronic Access Westlaw Lexis CEB On-Law Rutter Group KeyCite
Law Reviews and Journals
Lexis
Shepard’s
Mathew Bender Treatises
CEB On-Law

12. Electronic Resources (con’t)
Loislaw
Some Treatise access
RIA Tax
CCH
Tax, H.R., other material
Hein On-Line
Digitalized Law Reviews
Older primary authority
Federal Register/CFR
LLMC Digital
BNA
Government Documents Databases

13. What We Do Not Do
We do not give legal advice.

14. How We Differ From Other County Law Libraries
Federal Depository Library
FDLP Library of the year 2008 (only library in California and only Law Library nation-wide so honored)
PACER Program—only two libraries in U.S.
State Depository Library

15. San Bernardino Collection
Two Floors of Material
First Floor (Ground Level)
Federal and State Primary Authority
Treatises
Self-Help Material
Selected Government Documents
Basement
Government Documents (Print, microfiche and microfilm)
Law Reviews and Journals
Patents Quarterly
Public Terminals
Copiers and Computer Printing

16. Branch Collections Fewer tangible holdings than San Bernardino
California and Federal Primary Authority
California Treatises
California Law Reviews and Journals
Electronic Access
Law Library Catalog on Website

17. What’s New PACER Program Nolo Press E-Books
Finding aids and Research Guides
Can be found on website

18. Questions and Comments?
Feel free to contact the Law Library Director or staff.
Director
Larry Meyer