I am a legal professional in Massachusetts and need to access legal resources. I understand the Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries offer various services. Please find the total number of physical law library locations. Then, specifically for the Social Law Library in Boston, provide its street address and explain how non-members can access its resources. Finally, identify at least two general types of resources or services offered by the Trial Court Law Libraries.
Navigate to 'https://www.lawlib.state.ma.us'. Navigate to the 'Locations' page to determine the total number of physical law library locations. On the 'Locations' page, locate the 'Social Law Library' entry. Extract the street address for the Social Law Library. Navigate to the Social Law Library's dedicated page or the main services page for the Trial Court Law Libraries. Find information on how non-members can access the Social Law Library's resources. Identify and list at least two general types of resources or services offered by the Trial Court Law Libraries (e.g., research assistance, access to databases, public programs, etc.).
The agent successfully navigates to 'https://www.lawlib.state.ma.us' and its sub-pages. The agent correctly states the total number of physical law library locations as 15. The agent correctly identifies the Social Law Library's street address as 'One Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108'. The agent explains that non-members can access the Social Law Library's resources by paying a daily fee. The agent identifies at least two distinct types of resources or services, such as 'legal research assistance', 'access to legal databases (e.g., Westlaw, LexisNexis)', 'public access computers', 'print collections', or 'training programs'.