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Book Thieves: Among other books in my law library, our latest Foonberg has been stolen (and people wonder why library staff keep (or itch to keep) books “behind…

blogs, the ones that summarize the best of the best or have the best new tips themselves. For me, they are Stark County Law Library, Jim Calloway, My Shingle,…

THE Library Catalog for the World: Any day now, Worldcat will make its online catalog available to anyone with an Internet connection. This is OCLC’s pride and joy (they…

Library Journal issue I mentioned in a previous blog post, 99 LLJ, “Neutral citation, court web sites, and access to authoritative case law,” by Peter Martin, 99 Law Library Journal…

…people really nervous, as they should, but not knowing is worse. Disclaimers: When contacting library staff users should be aware that email messages are subject to public disclosure laws and…

LOC Research Tool: The Library of Congress’ Law Library Reading Room web pages are terrific gateways to legal information. Their simple and easy to navigate Guide…

…librarians at Boston College Law Library who host a Reference Question of the Week blog: Q: “A student was trying to find No Child Left Behind Act § 9526, 20…

asked and we ran out of time for answering them. So we (the county law librarians) are going to try and answer them here. It’s an unusual use…

Our very own Brian Doyle, in his Special to the Oregonian article in Sunday’s paper (July 8th)book section, “In case of a reading emergency, pop the trunk” gets today’s…