Title 14 — LIBRARIES

Upon order of the presiding judge of the circuit court made and filed in the office of the clerk of courts of any county within the circuit of which such county is a part, the clerk of courts of such county shall collect in each civil action, proceeding for judicial remedy, and p…

The lawbook and law library fees provided for in § 14-6-1 shall be costs in the case, and taxable as such. Source: SL 1968, ch 146 .

On the first day of each month, the clerk of courts making collection of such lawbook and library fees shall pay the same to the treasurer of the county taking his receipt therefor and the county auditor shall keep such fees so remitted in a separate revolving county lawbook and …

The county lawbook and law library fund shall be used at the direction of the circuit judges and as by them deemed necessary for the purchase of law books, computer assisted research services, presentation technologies, software, or related equipment and to pay the necessary expe…

The use of the county law library shall be open to all judges of courts of record, to all state officials, to all officials of the county wherein located, to members of the State Bar, and to the inhabitants of the county under such conditions as provided by the circuit judges. So…

The presiding judges of one or more circuits may, with approval of the Supreme Court, enter into agreements providing for the sharing of county law library resources among the various circuits and counties which are parties to the agreement. The term, resources, means books, peri…