Guide to 10 New Member Countries of EU
From EUpolitix.com, this brief but fascinating Country by country guide to new EU member states as of May 1.
Category «Legal Research»
Financial Sources Guide
From Marcus P. Zillman, news of his Financial Sources bibliography of links.
Reports on GPO’s Transition to Digital Only Environment
Government Printing Office: Technological Changes Create Transformation Opportunities, by Linda D. Koontz, director, information management, before the Committee on House Administration. GAO-04-729T, April 28, 2004. Highlights – “The changing technological environment is creating challenges for GPO. Specifically, the agency has seen declines in its printing volumes, printing revenues, and document sales. At the same time, …
New on LLRX.com
Could you be sued for turning over an Internet user’s sign-up information to law enforcement? Business Filings Databases — Updated Notes from the Technology Trenches: Bloomberg for Law Firms Metaforix@Health – Medicare Resources Online FOIA Facts – FOIA Fees Burney’s Gadgets for Legal Pros – The Fabulous Life of a Pivoting Monitor Wisdom From the …
Draft Protocol for Net Reference Exchanges
From the National Information Standards Organization, “a draft Question/Answer Transaction Protocol (pdf, 52 pages) that supports Q&A between library patrons and reference sources has been released for a one-year trial use period April 5, 2004-April 5, 2005…The Protocol defines a method and structure for data exchange between digital reference service domains. This new standard supports …
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Legal Protection of Cultural Property: A Selective Resource Guide International Trade in Agricultural Products: A Research Guide
Library Journal’s Best Reference Sources of 2003
Best Reference Sources 2003 (reg. req’d) – Under the Section, Web Sites, the following entry: LLRX.comWeb Guide to U.S. Supreme Court Research Created by Gail Partin, an associate law librarian at Penn State’s Dickinson School of Law, this annotated guide is for both the beginner and hardcore researcher. If, for example, you need to find …
A Novel Approach to Legal Research
From the New England School of Law, a website that law librarians will really appreciate, as it provides an option to access the library’s online searchable catalog via a list of 15 color choices that identify the binding of books or periodicals. [LibrarianInBlack.net]
Citing Unpublished Decisions One Step Closer
Tony Mauro follows-up on his April 12 article with an update on the endorsement, by the Judicial Conference of the United States, of Rule 32.1. Citation of Judicial Dispositions.
Launch of New Fee-Based Business Research Service
Forbes.com and FIND/SVP jointly sponsor a new online Custom Research Center focused on business related issues. See How it Works and Business Answer Examples. [Donna Cavallini]
ABA TECHSHOW 2004 – 60 Sites in 60 Minutes
From attorney, blogger and author Robert J. Ambrogi. “These were the sites I prepared for the 2004 ABA TechShow panel 60 Sites in 60 Minutes. Not all these sites were shown during the presentation.” Thanks to Bob, Burgess Allison, Jeffrey M. Flax and Mark Tamminga for having included my webzine, my blog and this time …
Spotlight on Controversy Over Citing to Unpublished Decisions
From the Legal Times, Tony Mauro discusses tomorrow’s hearing in Washington, D.C. on the proposed Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 32.1, to allow lawyers to cite unpublished opinions. [Donna Cavallini] The Association of the Bar of the City of New York expressed its support for the proposed rule in ths February 14, 2004 letter to …
