An authorized borrower is a person who works for a lawyer or a law firm and is checking material out for someone else at the firm. The letters of authorization are kept on file in the Pima County Law Library and are updated annually. State cases are reported in the Regional Reporters. There are two photocopy machines in the library. Copy cards are credit card size cards which can be purchased for use in the copy machines.
Most persons enjoy the convenience of the copy card.
Yes, the Law Library collects form books on a variety of topics and jurisdictions. However, most Arizona forms can be found in books such as Arizona Legal Forms, a ten volume set published by West Group and Arizona Practice, a three volume set also published by West Group. To find the form you require, consult the index of the book and look for the topic or name of the form. The Pima County Law Library is a public library facility open to persons utilizing its materials and services in a manner that does not interfere with the rights of other Law Library users, the staff, or the primary purpose of the Law Library to provide legal information. Persons in the Law Library shall be engaged in reading, studying, or using library materials or services.