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Fall 2026 LLNE Conference: Court Records: From the Salem Witch Trials Papers to PACER
Join us on Friday, November 13th for the Fall 2026LLNE Conference in Salem, MA! The program features keynote speaker Margo Burns on the preservation of the Salem Witch Trials Papers, a look at the past, present, and future of federal court records with Rebecca Fordon, and a panel discussion on New England state court records. Attendees can also enjoy vendor exhibits, an optional tour of the Essex Law Library’s Salem Witch Trials collection, and a closing reception at East Regiment Beer Co.
Who are we?
LAW LIBRARIANS OF NEW ENGLAND (LLNE) was organized in 1946, when 17 law librarians gathered to meet each other and to consider the advantages of forming a professional association. Over the years LLNE has grown to over 250 members representing more than 50 libraries in the six New England states. Members come from all segments of the legal community, including academic libraries, federal and state courts and agencies, county and public law libraries, corporate legal departments, publishers, vendors, and private law firm.