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NBC Report: During Economic Downturn, Library Use “Way Up”While Budgets are Being Cut

According to an NBC report on MSNBC, use of library has gone “way up” during the present economic downturn; circulation is “skyrocketing”. All of this at a time when the budgets of many of these libraries are being cut.. When you go to the above link, be patient, You will…

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GPO Authentication Initiative: Beta Release of Authenticated Congressional Bills

“GPO’s Authentication initiative focuses on the primary objective of assuring users that the information made available by GPO is official and authentic and that trust relationships exist between all participants in electronic transactions. In furthering GPO’s mission to provide permanent public access to authentic U.S. Government publications, GPO is working…

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New York City Bar Association Partners With Google for Records and Briefs Project

From: The New York City Bar Library December 15, 2008. The New York City Bar has finalized an agreement with Google and LLMC-Digital to digitize the remaining print volumes of Records & Briefs in the City Bar’s collection. This project will preserve court cases from the New York Court of…

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Libraries with Thomson West Library Maintenance Agreements (LMAs)

QUESTION: What are libraries with existing Thomson West Library Maintenance Agreements (LMAs) planning to do when those Agreements come up for renewal? Responses, arranged by type of library are quite varied. All names have been removed to protect privacy but we are especially grateful to the person who both submitted…

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ABA Book Announcements December 11, 2008

THE FEDERAL INFORMATION MANUAL: How the Government Collects, Manages, and Discloses Information under FOIA and Other Statutes By P. Stephen Gidiere III “Disputes about access to federal information arise in numerous contexts, from corporate transactions and administrative rulemaking to Congressional subpoenas, civil litigation, and national security. The Federal Information Manual…

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New York Supreme Court Appellate Division First Department Criminal Cases Originating from the NY Supreme Court NY County. December 15, 2008.

Update from the Lexis Alert Service, Search run morning of December 15, 2008. 1. People v. Mears, 4384, 4854/03, SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK, APPELLATE DIVISION, FIRST DEPARTMENT, 2008 NY Slip Op 8021; 55 A.D.3d 439; 866 N.Y.S.2d 75; 2008 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 7858, October 23, 2008, Decided, October…

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ABA Journal Weekly Newsletter : Week Ending December 12, 2008

Top Ten Stories: Law Practice Management Battling for Scarce Legal Work, Associates Vie for Paralegal Tasks Dec 10, 2008, 04:30 pm CST White-Collar Crime Feds: Attorney Marc Dreier Stole $380M; a ‘Houdini of Impersonation’ Dec 11, 2008, 11:12 am CST Law Firms Akin Gump Among the Firms Rescinding Job Offers…

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The Lawyer’s Guide to Microsoft® Excel 2007

By John C. Tredennick ABA Publication Announcment: ——————————————————————————– “Spreadsheet programs are one of the most powerful but underutilized tools in the trial lawyer’s toolbox. John Tredennick’s concise, clear book shows you how to use spreadsheets powerfully and quickly. I believe that every litigator should be familiar with the contents of…

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Alternative Careers for Today’s Law Students

BY: Emmy Gordon Case Manager National Pardon Center of Canada Many fantastic careers await today’s law students upon graduation. There are the typical directions down the criminal justice road that many will take such as working as a public defender, a pardon attorney, a probation officer, or working in an…

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