Document Type
Article
Publication Date
10-1982
Abstract
The law library has a special and unique importance because of the nature of our legal system and its role as a laboratory for anyone involved in a legal proceeding. Students, faculty, lawyers, judges, and lay persons cannot accomplish legal work without the library. Law libraries, in the process of transition, are planning or implementing computer-based retrieval systems and video devices for training and instruction. Law librarians have significant responsibilities for accurate information retrieval and teaching legal research techniques.
Publisher
San Jose State University
Publication Title
Special Libraries
Volume
73
Issue
4
First Page
292
Last Page
297
Recommended Citation
Robert J. Desiderio,
The Law School Library: Its Function, Structure, and Management,
73
Special Libraries
292
(1982).
Available at:
https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/law_facultyscholarship/727