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Welcome to the Ashland County Law
Library. We are located on the second floor in the quaint,
historic downtown courthouse in Ashland, Ohio. We are open to the public
Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. We are closed
for lunch from 12:00 until 1:00 p.m. State and federal holidays
are observed. Our library is staffed by a full time librarian.
We are the county law library for Ashland County. Our book
collection comprises two rooms with a total of around 10,000 volumes.
We offer five computer terminals
for use by members of the Ashland Bar Association and have
access to both Lexis Nexis and Westlaw legal databases.
The Ashland County Law Library serves the legal and law
related information needs of statutory users. These include
judges, attorneys, and county and municipal officials. The general
public is welcome to visit the library and can be directed by the law
librarian to particular resources. Our collection is for reference
only and may not be checked out by the general public
News From the Law Community
Congratulations to
John Good, winner of the primary election held in May, for Municipal Court Judge. John
is the Republican party nominee. There was no democratic candidate
in the primary. John will presumptively assume office in January of 2012
following Judge Jacob Fridline's retirement.
John has resided in Ashland since 1992 and served in the prosecutor's
office for seven years. He specializes in criminal defense and
civil litigation.
John states that Judge Fridline has built one of the best municipal
courts in Ohio, handling over 12,000 cases per year and all concluded on
time. John says he plans to continue with Judge Fridline's mission which
has always been to treat people fairly and function in an environment of
courtesy and efficiency while remaining very human. "It's a
tremendous responsibility to be able to inherit all this."
The municipal court must always remain a peoples' court and the people
must always feel welcome. John says that "locked courtroom doors have no
place in America" and will strive to uphold the "fundamental duty of the
court which is to protect the community."
John and his wife, Anita, are the parents of two children, Reagan
and Jake.
We're all looking forward to John's tenure as Municipal Court Judge.
Welcome and congratulations John!
| New Arrivals |
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Collier on Bankruptcy, New Addition |
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ALR Federal Supplements |
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Polk City Directory
(Reverse Phone Book) |
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Ohio Civil Practice with Forms |
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Lexis Nexis Automated Forms - 2 Sets - One for Client Intake & Model
Correspondence for Estates/Elder and One for Automated Trust
Instruments. Stop by for a preview or to schedule training. |
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Ohio Legal
Directories |
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Am Jur Pleading and
Practice Supplements |
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Police Misconduct |
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Ohio Personal Injury
Practice |
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Ohio Tax Law |
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Fin Plan Divorce
Planner/Divorce Math Software. |
