The bill amends Arkansas law regarding the membership structure of county law library boards. It establishes that each board will consist of three to five practicing attorneys appointed by the county court, with nominations coming from the county bar association or a regional bar association if no local bar exists. Additionally, in counties with fewer than three practicing attorneys, the board may include legal residents who are qualified electors. The bill introduces new provisions for the appointment of a circuit court judge and a district court judge to the board, each serving a two-year term, and outlines the process for filling vacancies.

Furthermore, the bill specifies that board members will serve five-year terms, with initial appointments staggered to ensure that terms expire in successive years. It also mandates that the county court must make initial appointments to the newly structured boards within thirty days of the bill's effective date, with these appointments expiring on the first day of January following the next general election. The bill emphasizes the board's responsibilities for the operation and maintenance of the county law library and allows for the disposal of personal property deemed of no value.