2.Where can I find print resources on the Virginia Law in the library?
Most of the books will be shelved according to their Dewey Decimal Classification number in the Non-fiction Stacks at:
348
Laws (Statutes), regulations, cases
349
Laws of specific jurisdictions & areas
When you are doing research, make sure that you search in the reference area as well; these books cannot be checked out like the general collection can, but there is a lot of valuable information available. Some reference books you might look at might include
349.75 BAS (Both circulating and reference copies are available.
Available at Ashland, Atlee, Bookmobile, Goochland, Hanover, King and Queen, Mechanicsville, Montpelier, Rockville, Upper King William, and West Point.
Available at Ashland, Atlee, Goochland, Hanover King & Queen, Mechanicsville, Montpelier, Rockville, Upper King William, and West Point.
Your library may not have all these resources, but other titles that you can check out may be available — when in doubt, just ask the Library staff or e-mail ask@pamunkeylibrary.org.
3.What are some good internet sites about this topic?
In addition to the print copies, The Code of Virginia is available online as a searchable database:
All of the county codes for the PRL service area are available online, as well:
You may also be interested in VA Legal Aid, which has information helping with problems related to housing, work, family, bankruptcy, disability, immigration and other topics.
You may also want to check out the resources at the Internet Public Library. These websites will provide you with reliable information.
As always, please feel free to ask a Library Staff member, or email us at Ask a Librarian!
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compiled by the PRL Reference and Training Department (2010)
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