New Hampshire Law Library

American law is a complicated area of practice. It has a lengthily history and it is dynamic and always changing. Countless law books, legal journals, and case records hold information about American Law. These publications have information that is very important to launching a successful lawsuit. Legal professionals, as well as the public, benefit from legal publications. The New Hampshire Law Library consolidates the many legal publications and case records to make research easy and effective. The resources in the library may hold the key to developing a winning legal case.
The New Hampshire law Library is an imperative resource for those interested in the law. The New Hampshire Law Library has over 94,000 volumes of legal materials. While the library specializes in New Hampshire law, its collection includes material from all fifty states.
Since its humble beginnings in 1716, the library has grown to encompass many different areas of the law. In 1943, the State Library separated out its legal materials and created a Law Division. In 1970, the current Supreme Court building was constructed, and the Law Division of the State Library moved, along with the New Hampshire Supreme Court, to the Supreme Court building. The current organization of the library was established in 1994. The library has been continually updating its collection ever since. Currently, a searchable database allows for easy access to many legal documents within the library.