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…official legal publishing, and vendor neutral citation (yes, all of these are entertwined) – unless you want to sound ill-informed (or worse) when you Comment about the issue on the…

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From a place where Crown Copyright reigns supreme, we now have this wonderful public database of U.K. Statutes. Our roots are here, or should I say there, so…

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This post is as much for people who NEED VA’s as for those who want to BE VA’s. MyShingle has an update post on using Virtual Assistants….

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Public Q&A: The following question (and answer) is a good example of why law librarians caution public librarians when they try and respond to legal questions posed by members…

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While the law librarians are in town (Portland, Oregon) for the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Annual Meeting in Portland, July 12th to July 15th, anyone may explore…

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