Current Exhibition
Resolute and Resilient: Celebrating 175 Years of California Women and the Law
California
Judicial Center LibraryServing the California Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal, First Appellate District
Photo: Courtroom Ceiling, Earl Warren State Building, San Francisco. Photo by William A. Porter, Architectural and Commercial Photography. Used by permission.
Special Collections & Archives at CJCL collects the personal and professional papers of California Supreme Court justices and other notable legal scholars, as well as the archives of the California Supreme Court Historical Society. Special Collections & Archives is open to researchers upon approval of written request.
Please email requests to Archives@jud.ca.gov or mail them to the address below.
California Judicial Center Library
Care of Special Collections
455 Golden Gate Avenue, Room 4617
San Francisco, CA 94102
The catalog contains records for the California Judicial Center Library (serving the California Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal, First Appellate District) and records for the libraries of other Court of Appeal Districts throughout the state. The catalog also contains records for some of the archival and rare collections held in CJCL’s Special Collections & Archives.
Special Collections & Archives organizes exhibitions about the California Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, and the judicial history of the state.
Resolute and Resilient: Celebrating 175 Years of California Women and the Law
Expanding Justice for All: The Supreme Court of California in Times of Change
The California Supreme Court Historical Society preserves and promotes California’s legal and judicial history with a focus on the California Supreme Court, through historical publications, educational programs and scholarly research.
The California State Archives hold over 25,000 cubic feet of historic records of the Supreme Court of California and the California Courts of Appeal.