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SWALL BULLETIN TABLE OF CONTENTS FROM THE BENCH President's
Letter SWALL AT AALL SWALL
Members at the Twin Cities: A Round up of the 2001 AALL Annual Meeting TRANSCRIPT Minutes
of SWALL Business Meeting: Minnesota WILLS
AND ESTATES: Rice
University's Seminar on Collection Preservation in Light of Hurricane
Allison SIDEBAR My
AALL Experience: 2001 Reflections
Upon Retiring From The Colorado Supreme Court Library Changes
in Law Libraries from 1996 to 2001: STATUTORY
SUPPLEMENTS: Bills
from 63rd Colorado Legislative Session of Interest to Law Librarians Compiling
Legislative History in Texas Arkansas
Legislative History Research Guide EXPERT
WITNESSES: News
From the CoALL Annual Holiday Party COURT
FILINGS: News from the Arkansas Supreme Court Library News From the University of Arkansas News from the University of Texas Tarlton Law Library News From The Colorado Supreme Court News from the National Indian Law Library in Boulder, Colorado News from the Texas State Law Library |
COURT FILINGS: NEWS FROM THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT On October 9, 2001, Colorado Supreme Court Justice Greg Hobbs announced that Martha Campbell has been appointed as Acting Supreme Court Law Librarian, following the retirement of Lois Calvert. Ms. Campbell has a Masters in Library Arts from the University of Denver and has been an Assistant Law Librarian for twenty-seven years. Ms. Campbell is assisted by Deputy Librarian Linda Gruenthal, who also has a Masters Degree, and Library Assistant Maria Richmeier. The Library staff reports to Mac Danford, Clerk of the Colorado Supreme Court. Justice Hobbs is Liaison Justice for the Library. The Colorado Supreme Court Law Library assists the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, the trial courts, and the public in providing legal materials for their use. The Library is open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The public has access at the Library to Colorado and selected federal materials on Lexis free of charge. Broader Westlaw and Lexis access is available to the public for a fee. There is a fee schedule for costs of copying and faxing materials for members of the public. Access to the library's catalog can be obtained through its web address of: www.state.co.us/courts/sctlib.[Ed. note: Also in this issue: Reflections Upon Retiring From The Colorado Supreme Court Library by Lois Calvert] SWALL Bulletin | SWALL Home | AALL Home
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