State Law Library

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) Libraries offer legal and general reference and research services, providing access to extensive print and online legal resources. With a main library located in the Robert F. Kennedy Justice Building, the DOJ Libraries house broad collections of congressional, legal, and general research materials. Branch libraries also support the DOJ's litigating divisions and maintain special collections of interest to division personnel. Primarily serving the Offices, Boards, and Divisions of the United States Department of Justice, the DOJ Libraries are staffed Monday to Friday and are open to the public by appointment for access to specific government depository items or unique titles not found elsewhere. With a focus on supporting DOJ personnel, the libraries offer a range of services including research, acquisitions, cataloging, and digitization.Generated from the website

Operational since 1875, Madison Public Library offers a range of book collections and library programs. It features audiobooks, book discussion kits, e-mail newsletters and government publications. The library offers photocopy and printing services. It operates the Madison Public Library Foundation, which is a private and nonprofit corporation that provides financial support for the library. Madison Public Library promotes learning and reading skills and offers library collections and book-related programs. Its community partners include the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, Madison Gas and Electric, Literacy Network and Internal Revenue Service. The library maintains a location in Madison, Wis. Madison Public Library is a part of South Central Library System, which is a cooperative network of more than 50 public libraries.