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Legal Research and Law Library Management
Description: Whether you are a lawyer, a law librarian or information specialist, now you can organize, locate
and evaluate the most valuable legal resources.
This newly revised edition of Legal Research and Law Library Management retains the best
elements of the previous edition while bringing you new, up-to-date coverage of the latest in law
library management, including: collection development; controlling the cost of obtaining and
maintaining legal information; strategic planning; retaining a law library consultant; online legal
research; the changing role of academic law reviews in legal scholarship; and copyright law and
“fair use” of research materials.
Legal Research and Law Library Management includes over 30 topical research guides containing
detailed listings of treatises, journals and Web sites. These are designed to serve as a resource in
collection development decision-making, a source of pricing information for budgetary purpose, and
a quick and comprehensive reference tool for legal researchers.
This book is updated as needed, generally two times each year.
About the Authors:
Julius J. Marke, (deceased), was Professor of Law Emeritus and a former director of the law library
at New York University School of Law. He was also Distinguished Research Professor of Law and
former director of the law library at St. John's University School of Law.
Richard Sloane, (deceased), was Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania Law
School and a law library planning consultant to law firms and corporate law departments, having
served more than 150 such institutions in 20 states, the District of Columbia and Canada. For many
years, he was Attorney in Charge of the Library at Cravath, Swaine & Moore in New York.
Linda M. Ryan is Director of the Law Library at St. John's University School of Law and Research
Professor of Law. She also created the M.L.S. Program in Law Librarianship at St. John's University.
Contents: Part I
Library Management
CHAPTER 1
Strategic Planning
1.01 Introduction
1.02 What is Strategic Planning
1.03 Planning to Plan
[1] Assembling the Planning Team
[2] Creating the Planning Environment
[3] Retaining Consultants
1.04 The Planning Process
[1] Mission and Vision Statements
[2] Environmental Scan
[3] Goals, Objectives and Strategies
1.05 Presenting the Plan
1.06 Implementing the Plan
1.07 Conclusion
CHAPTER 2
The Cost of Legal Information

2. 2.01 Introduction
2.02 Assessing the Cost of Legal Information
[1] A Portfolio Approach to Print Legal Serials Pricing
[2] AALL Price Index for Legal Publications 3d
[3] U.S. Periodical Price Index
2.03 Factors Affecting the Price of Legal Information
2.04 Predicting Future Price Increases
2.05 Controlling Costs
2.06 AALL Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers
[1] Rescission of FTC Guidelines
[2] AALL Guide to Fair Business Practices
CHAPTER 3
Collection Development
3.01 Introduction
3.02 Elements of a Collection Development Plan
[1] Mission
[2] Policy Introduction
[3] Overview of the Collection
[4] Cooperative Collection Development
[5] Selection Guidelines
[6] Retention and Weeding
[7] Policy Review
3.03 Appendix
[1] Collection Development Policy—Academic Law Library
[2] Acquisitions Policy — Private Law Library
[3] Collection Development Policy — King County Law Library
[4] Collection Development Policy (Partial) — Minnesota State Law Library
[5] Collection Development Guidelines — Selective Federal Depository Libraries
[6] Executive Committee Regulations — Association of American Law Schools
[7] Standards for Accredited Law Schools — American Bar Association
[8] County Law Library Standards — American Association of Law Libraries
[9] Standards for Appellate Court Libraries and State Law Libraries
[10] Weeding and Retention Guidelines — Florida State University Law Library
[11] Collection Development Policies on the Web
[12] Selected Resources
CHAPTER 4
Valuation of a Law Library
4.01 Introduction
4.02 Replacement and Acquisition Costs
[1] Division of Law Collection
[2] Selection and Cataloging Costs
[3] Professional Appraisers
4.03 A Valuation Case Study
CHAPTER 5
Preservation of Law Books
5.01 Introduction
5.02 Acidic Paper Causes Disintergration of Books
5.03 Remedies and Proposals to Control the Problem
5.04 New Developments
5.05 Other Web Resources
CHAPTER 6
Rare and Historic Books
6.01 Definition of a Rare Book
6.02 Market and Price

3. [1] Retail Valuation
[2] How to Determine Value of Tax Deductible Property Gifts to Libraries
6.03 Law Books as a Source of Legal History
6.04 Books of Authority
CHAPTER 7
Law Library Consultants
7.01 Basic Questions a Consultant Can Answer
7.02 Consultants' Trade Secrets
7.03 How Good Are Consultants?
CHAPTER 8
Library Planning and Design
8.01 The Changing Role of the Law Firm Library
[1] Eliminating Major Sets—Space Savings Estimates
8.02 Law Office Library Planning
[1] Location and Floor Area
[2] Librarian and Staff Work Area
[3] Shelving Specifications
[4] Floor Load
[5] Lighting, Carpeting and Window Treatment
[6] Evaluation of the Plan
[7] Cost
8.03 Law School Library Planning
[1] Effect of Technology on Law Library Growth
[2] Microform and CD-ROM
[3] Staff, Space and Cost Considerations
[4] Checklist of Planning Issues
[5] Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)
[6] Assistance Technologies
8.04 Resources
CHAPTER 9
Insuring Against Library Disasters
9.01 Introduction
9.02 Inventory and Valuation
[1] The Physical Structure
[2] Furnishings
[3] Library Machines
[4] Book Collection and Other Intellectual Resources
9.03 Library Hazards and Self-Protection
[1] Fire and Its Aftermath
[2] Water and Fungus Growth
[3] Natural Disasters
[4] Crimes in the Library and Security Protection
[5] Accidents and Disease
[6] Self-Protection
9.04 Insurance Coverage
[1] The Insurance Consultant
[2] Form of Policy
[3] Workers' Compensation
9.05 Claims Preparation
9.06 Negotiations for Settlement
9.07 Selected Bibliography
[1] General Works

4. [2] Fire, Water Damage and Their Aftermath
[3] Crimes and Security Protection
[4] Insurance
CHAPTER 10
Disaster Planning
10.01 Introduction
10.02 The Planning Process
[1] The Disaster Response Team
[2] Risk Assessment
10.03 Responding to Specific Emergencies
10.04 Disaster Supplies and Equipment
10.05 Salvage Priorities
10.06 Salvage Procedures
[1] Water Damage
[2] Mold and Mildew
[3] Fire Damage
[4] Dirt
[5] Insects and Rodents
10.07 Sample Disaster Plan
10.08 Emergency Preparedness Exercise
10.09 Disaster Experts and Consultants
10.10 Bibliography and Internet Resources
[1] Essential Resources
[2] Articles
[3] Books and Book Chapters
[4] Disaster Plans
[5] Disaster Plan Templates
[6] Internet Resources
[7] Pamphlets and Leaflets
[8] Proceedings
[9] Videos
CHAPTER 11
Moving the Law Office Library
11.01 Introduction
11.02 Mechanics of the Move
[1] Library Inventory
[2] Weeding the Collection
[3] Strengthening the Collection
[4] Scheme of Arrangement
[5] Projection of Growth
[6] Packing, Tagging and Moving
[7] Reshelving the Collection
[8] Conclusion
CHAPTER 12
Security Issues
12.01 Introduction
12.02 Private Law Libraries
[1] Library Design
[2] Circulation Systems
[3] Staff Vigilance
[4] Reserve Collections
[5] Room Sweeps and Security Evaluation
12.03 Association Libraries
12.04 Law School Libraries
12.05 Technological Developments

5. [1] Tracking Books the “007” Way
[2] The Electronic Book Badge
CHAPTER 13
Human Resources: Job Descriptions
13.01 Introduction
13.02 Job Analysis
13.03 Writing Job Descriptions
13.04 Legal Issues
13.05 Sample Job Descriptions
[1] Academic Law Library Positions
[2] County, Court and State Law Library Positions
[3] Private Law Library Positions
[4] Computing and Technology Support Job Descriptions
13.06 Appendix
[1] AALL Competencies for Law Librarians
[2] AALL Private Law Librarian Standards
[3] AALL Academic Law Library Job Titles
[4] AALL State, Court and County Law Library Job Responsibilities and Requirements
[5] Americans with Disabilities Act
[6] Family Medical Leave Act
[7] Fair Labor Standards Act
[8] Action Verbs Commonly Used in Job Descriptions
CHAPTER 14
Copyright
14.01 Introduction
14.02 Copyright Law — The Basics
[1] Rights of Copyright Holder
[2] Duration of Copyright
[3] Works for Hire
[4] Collected Works and Compilations
[5] Notice and Registration
[6] Transferring Copyright
[7] Copyright Infringement
[8] International Law and Copyright
14.03 Copyright Exemptions
[1] First Sale Doctrine
[2] Fair Use Doctrine
[3] Interlibrary Loans
[4] Other Copying by Libraries and Archives
[5] Copying by Patrons
14.04 Copyright Notices and Signage
14.05 Obtaining Permission
[1] Sample Publisher's Permission Request Form
[2] Sample Publisher's Permission Policies
[3] Collective Rights Organizations
[4] Sample Permission Request Letter
14.06 Essential Library Resources
[1] Primary Authority
[2] Secondary Sources
14.07 Appendix
[1] Selected Statutes
[2] Regulations
[3] AALL Model Private Firm Copyright Guidelines

6. [4] ALA Model Policy Concerning College and University Photocopying, Classroom, Research and
Library Reserve Use
Part II
Legal Research Tools and Training
CHAPTER 15
Leading Print and Online Services
15.01 Introduction
15.02 Finding the Law
[1] Jurisdictional Analysis
[2] Sequential Use of Legal Materials
15.03 Statutes
15.04 Judicial Opinions
[1] Print
[2] Online
15.05 Federal Regulations
[1] Federal Register
[2] Code of Federal Regulations
15.06 State and Local Regulations
15.07 Court Rules
15.08 Looseleaf Services
15.09 Legal Research in Cyberspace
15.10 Legal Commentaries
15.11 Docket Research Online
15.12 Briefs Online
15.13 Sources of English Law
[1] Treatises and Texts
[2] Legal Periodicals
[3] Legal Encyclopedias
[4] Statute and Statutory Instruments
[5] English Court System and Law Reports
[6] Digests
[7] Current Law
[8] English Law Online
15.14 Updating the Law
15.15 New Forms of Citation
15.16 The Duty to Do Electronic Legal Research
15.17 Sanctions for Legal and Factual Research Failure
[1] State Imposed Fines in California
[2] Federal Sanctions Under Rule 11
[3] Glaring Lapses in Federal Court Briefs
[4] Frivolous Research Conduct Under State Law
CHAPTER 16
Law Reviews and Journals
16.01 Introduction
16.02 Law Reviews
[1] General
[2] Specialized
[3] Changing Roles of Academic Law Reviews
16.03 Hein Online
16.04 Legal Scholarship Network
CHAPTER 17
Legislative History: Federal
17.01 Introduction

7. 17.02 Bills
17.03 Hearings
17.04 Floor Debates
17.05 Reports
17.06 Views of Administrators
17.07 Extrinsic Aids
[1] Dictionaries
[2] Technical Dictionaries
[3] Foreign Language Construction
[4] Treatises and Textbooks
[5] Examples of Use of Extrinsic Aids by Courts
17.08 Limits on Recourse to Legislative History
[1] Debate Over Extrinsic Aids
[2] Bibliography on the Legislative History
17.09 Finding Legislative History
[1] Finding Aids
[2] Packaged Histories
[3] Congressional Research Service
CHAPTER 18
Legislative History: State
18.01 Legislative Process
18.02 Documentation for Legislative Process
[1] Bills
[2] How to Trace a Bill
[3] Legislative Debates, Committee Hearings and Reports
[4] Other Sources of Legislative History and Intent
[5] Bibliography on Legislative History Research in New York
[6] State Legal Research Guides
CHAPTER 19
Federal, State and Local Rules and Regulations
19.01 Introduction
19.02 Three Basic Levels of Regulatory Authority
[1] Local Regulations
[2] State Sources
[3] Federal Rules
Part III
Legal Resources
CHAPTER 20
Topical Guides
20.01 Introduction
20.02 Administrative Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Periodicals
[5] Internet Resources
20.03 Admiralty and Maritime Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Case Law
[3] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals

8. [6] Internet Resources
20.04 Alternative Dispute Resolution
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Periodicals
[5] Forms
[6] Internet Resources
20.05 Antitrust Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Periodicals
[5] Internet Resources
20.06 Aviation Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Periodicals
[4] Internet Resources
20.07 Banks and Banking Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Periodicals
[4] Forms
[5] Internet Resources
20.08 Bankruptcy Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Books
[5] Forms
[6] Periodicals
[7] Internet Resources
20.09 Business Organizations
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Forms and Checklists
[4] Handbooks
[5] Internet Resources
20.10 Civil Procedure
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Forms
[5] Internet Resources
20.11 Commercial Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Periodicals
[4] Forms
[5] Internet Resources
20.12 Communications Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services

9. [3] Periodicals
[4] Internet Resources
20.13 Computer/internet/Technology Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.14 Consumer Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] NCLC Manuals
[4] Internet Resources
20.15 Criminal Law and Procedure
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Forms
[4] Handbooks and Dictionaries
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.16 Elder Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.17 Entertainment and Sports Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Forms
[4] Handbooks
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.18 Environmental Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Forms
[4] Handbooks
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.19 Evidence
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Internet Resources
20.20 Family Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.21 Forms

10. [1] Major Sets: Non-Litigation
[2] Major Sets: Litigation
[3] Other Formbooks by Subject
20.22 Food and Drug Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Periodicals
[5] Internet Resources
20.23 Health Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks and Dictionaries
[4] Periodicals
[5] Internet Resources
20.24 Immigration Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.25 Insurance Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Periodicals
[5] Internet Resources
20.26 Intellectual Property
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Forms
[4] Handbooks and Dictionaries
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.27 International Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks and Dictionaries
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.28 Labor and Employment Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.29 Professional Responsibility
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Handbooks
[3] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[4] Periodicals

11. [5] Internet Resources
20.30 Property Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.31 Securities Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Handbooks
[3] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.32 Tax Law
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Handbooks
[3] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
20.33 Wills, Trusts and Estates
[1] Current Awareness
[2] Treatises and Looseleaf Services
[3] Handbooks
[4] Forms
[5] Periodicals
[6] Internet Resources
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