Delhi Supreme Court Library

a law library bookshelf filled with legal reference volumes, specifically "Federal Supplement" reporters.

The Court System operates and maintains a variety of law libraries. Our primary purpose is to provide books, online resources, and helpful staff so anyone can learn more about the law.  By doing this, we help facilitate the just and timely resolution of all matters before the courts.

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Address

Delaware County Courthouse
3 Court St.
Delhi, NY 13753
Phone: 607-376-5429

District Law Librarian
Christopher Lund
607-240-4310
[email protected]

Acting Law Librarian
Laurie Burpoe

Hours

Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(except State Holidays)*

*See Overview for additional information on library availability.

Overview

In Delaware County, the Supreme Court Library was created April 7, 1882 (L.1882, Ch. 51) and is presently located on the second floor of the Delaware County Courthouse in Delhi.  The library is currently staffed on Mondays, Wednesdays, and every other Tuesday.  At all other times, the library is available for use by the public during normal business hours by requesting access through court security. A basic New York and Federal print collection is supplemented by electronic legal resources provided through public access computers. A coin-operated copier is available for public use.

Public Access Computer Policy

Delhi Supreme Court Library

All visitors must pass through a magnetometer upon entering the courthouse.