LLSDC
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
1999 Legal Research
Institute
THE LAW LIBRARIANS' SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON,
D.C.
EDUCATION COMMITTEE PRESENTS
1999 LEGAL RESEARCH INSTITUTES I AND II
The
Legal Research Institutes are hands-on all day programs aimed at those working in law
libraries who want to sharpen their research skills and non-law library personnel and
paralegals with limited experience using basic American legal sources. The 1999
Legal Research Institutes were held on Tuesday, March 30th and Thursday, April 1st at the Jacob Burns Law Library of George Washington
University.
Following is an overview of the topics that were
offered for the Legal Research Institute. The program materials for the Internet Resources session are available here on the LLSDC
web site.
PROGRAM:
| Tuesday, March
30, 1999 |
Thursday,
April 1, 1999 |
Primary Law - Cases
Primary Law - Statutes
Secondary Sources
Loose-leaf Services |
Legislative History
Sources
Administrative Law
Internet Resources
Updating Your Research |
The Legal Research Institute is offered on an annual
basis, and sessions of a similar nature will be offered again in the Spring of 2000.
Last updated: 08/24/07 |
