Indiana Supreme Court Law Library
The Indiana Supreme Court Law Library is a special collection research library for the Court staffed by one librarian. In-person visits are by appointment.
Supreme Court Law Library Services
The Supreme Court Law Library originated with an 1867 Act of the Indiana legislature, which gave custody of the law books—then in the State Library—to the Supreme Court. Today, the Indiana Supreme Court Law Library is a special collection research library for the Court staffed by one librarian. It is open to the public for historical tours through the State House Tour Office on Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Eastern), excluding state holidays. Law library in-person visits are by appointment.
-
Need legal help?
There are many ways a lawyer can help you with your civil case. Get help finding legal assistance and court forms.
Visit indianalegalhelp.org -
LexisNexis Digital Library
Complimentary online access to a collection of eBooks, statutes, practice guides, and other titles
Request access -
State Library Online Services
Nearly two dozen searchable online databases, including historical vital and military records, cemetery locators, and newspaper archives
Visit in.gov/library -
Law Library Online Catalog
Search the Supreme Court Law Library's special collection of books and other resources
Search catalog
Online Court Records
Search cases and other collections
Rules of Court
Appellate Opinions
Request Public Records
Nearby Libraries
Indiana State Library
Across the street from the State House, the state library has many in-person and online resources
Indianapolis Central Library
Located in downtown Indianapolis, the central library is open 7 days a week
Public Library Directory
Find public libraries across Indiana