The mission of the State Law Library of Montana is to provide legal information and resources, to enhance knowledge of the law and court system, and to facilitate equal access to justice, statewide.
The library is located in the Joseph P. Mazurek Justice Building at 215 N. Sanders in Helena, Montana. We are open to the public Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and closed on state holidays.
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Access free Montana state legal information, including the MCA, ARM, MAR, AG Opinions and more.
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Find out more about what electronic resources the law library has access to here.
Learn more about the law library's hours, policies and procedures, services, history, and staff.
Hours
The State Law Library is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and closed on legal holidays.
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Visiting the Law Library Justice Building 215 N. Sanders St. Helena, MT
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Call or Email us Library: (406) 444-3660 Toll free in Montana: 1-800-710-9827 Circulation Desk: lawlibcirc@mt.gov Reference Desk: mtlawlibrary@mt.gov
Directions
The Law Library is located in the Justice Building on the corner of Sixth Avenue and Sanders Street. We're one block east of the capitol building and the Historical Society Museum. Entrance to off-street parking is available from either Sixth or Sanders. For directions click here.