Spring 2007

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• Vol 99
• No 2

Articles

• Introduction

  [2007-12]
  Richard A. Danner

• Legal Information and the Development of American Law: Writings on the Form and Structure of the Published Law

  [2007-13]
  Richard A. Danner

• The Universe of Thinkable Thoughts: Literary Warrant and West’s Key Number System

  [2007-14]
  Daniel Dabney

• Context and Legal Research

  [2007-15]
  Barbara Bintliff

• Legal Information as Social Capital

  [2007-16]
  Virginia J. Wise and Frederick Schauer

• Law and Heidegger’s Question Concerning Technology: A Prolegomenon to Future Law Librarianship

  [2007-17]
  Paul D. Callister

• Why Do We Ask the Same Questions? The Triple Helix Dilemma Revisited

  [2007-18]
  Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic

• Neutral Citation, Court Web Sites, and Access to Authoritative Case Law

  [2007-19]
  Peter W. Martin

• Peer to Peer Meets the World of Legal Information: Encountering a New Paradigm

  [2007-20]
  Ethan Katsh and Beth Noveck

• Researching Legal History in the Digital Age

  [2007-21]
  Morris L. Cohen

• Legal Research versus Legal Writing within the Law School Curriculum

  [2007-22]
  Roy M. Mersky

• Should Legal Research Be Included on the Bar Exam? An Exploration of the Question

  [2007-23]
  Steven M. Barkan

• From the Reference Desk to River City: A Bibliography of the Writings of Robert C. Berring

  [2007-24]
  Frank G. Houdek

• Keeping Up with New Legal Titles

  [2007-25]
  Amy Atchison and Laura Cadra

• Practicing Reference... On Fun

  [2007-26]
  Mary Whisner

• Technology for Everyone... Making Presentations Visual

  [2007-27]
  Diane Murley

• Memorial: Joyce Elaine Malden

  [2007-28]
  Thomas H. Reynolds

• Memorial: Shelley Kay Clement

  [2007-29]
  Marilyn K. Nicely