Minnesota Association of Law Libraries (MALL)

Overview

Executive Board

History

MALL in Action

Membership Info

Bylaws

Articles of Incorporation

Strategic Plan

Minnesota Association of Law Libraries was organized in 1955 with ten members as a regional chapter of AALL, the American Association of Law Libraries. MALL was established for educational and informational purposes. It is conducted as a non-profit association to promote law librarianship and to foster a spirit of cooperation among the members of the profession. Today, the MALL membership numbers over 150. MALL members represent institutions from all segments of the legal community, including: academic law libraries; county law libraries; corporate legal department and law firm libraries; federal, state agency and court libraries.

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