Where are you likely to find a law library?

Law libraries are essential resources for legal research and information gathering, and they can be found in various settings. In a law school or general university, law libraries provide students and faculty access to legal texts, journals, and databases necessary for their studies and research. Courts, administrative agencies, and prosecutor's offices also maintain law libraries to assist their staff in finding legal precedents, statutes, and other relevant materials to inform their casework.

Public and state libraries often have collections that include legal reference materials and can serve as accessible resources for the general public, allowing individuals to conduct their legal research. Given that each of these locations—law schools, courts, administrative agencies, prosecutor offices, public libraries, and state libraries—serves a unique function in the legal ecosystem, the most comprehensive answer is that law libraries can be found in all of the mentioned settings. This makes "D. All of the above" the most accurate choice.