Sentences with phrase «legal reference librarian»

This week's interview is with Ann Hemmens, a legal reference librarian with the Public Services Division of the Law Library of Congress.

Before accepting this position, I only had a vague sense of what being a legal reference librarian entailed.

I just wanted to be the world's greatest general legal reference librarian (ah, youth!).

A user wants a legal reference librarian who is aware of the context and can give answers that draw on their extensive knowledge of the relevant resources suitable to the question and the user.

The world's greatest legal reference librarian, because, if you're going to do something, why not excel at it?

I was going to be a legal reference librarian.

Not just any legal reference librarian.

Could the greatest legal reference librarian be, a robot?

What makes a great legal reference librarian?

Is there satisfaction for the legal reference librarian in just being a source for answers?

Should I, to become the great legal reference librarian I seek to be, become, finally I, Robot?

I think you are a GREAT legal reference librarian.

So, to become the great legal reference librarian I aspire to be, do I deepen my knowledge, the artificial intelligence?

Not exact matches

Is legal reference librarianship just like being an AI law librarian to users — just a source for answers, or is there more?

As online legal research resources become more personalized and sophisticated, it is increasingly important that lawyers outside of major urban centres be offered such training and have access to the reference services of a trained law librarian at the local level, especially if they are to be expected to offer competent and competitive legal services to their clients.

She also provides legal research services to patrons, both at the reference desk in the Law Library Reading Room and via the Law Library's Ask a Librarian service.

As I worked as a reference librarian in a few public libraries, I noticed a similar wear - and - tear evident in the demeanor of folks who came to the library hoping for help with legal issues.

According to reference and electronic services librarian Bonnie Shucha, the blog will report on new Web research resources and technologies, legal research news, announcements of local workshops and events, and more.

For librarians and legal researchers, the ideal would be to move seamlessly from reference source to reference source, irrespective of who the publisher might be.

Today I'm thinking about theology — not a typical concern in my job as a reference librarian in a legal library, but a friend quoted paleontologist and Jesuit priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin to me on how spirit is infused into material life, and I feel like exploring that a bit.

The site is operated by Infosources Publishing, a New Jersey company that publishes reference materials for lawyers, law librarians, legal researchers and information professionals.

Among other EJC and pre-conference programs, there is one for Access to Justice (A2J) professionals, public law librarians, and those who are interested public law library or public library legal reference services and A2J (access to justice) issues:

Reference Librarians will help in finding and using resources but they can not do homework, do the actual research, or give legal advice.

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Reference Librarians with law degrees are available to assist with research and reference for students, faculty, and members of the Orlando legal cReference Librarians with law degrees are available to assist with research and reference for students, faculty, and members of the Orlando legal creference for students, faculty, and members of the Orlando legal community.

I've had less reason to find US books, but the «Legal Treatises» chapter of the annual Legal Information Buyer's Guide and Reference Manual by Kendall Svengalis has been useful — although aimed at US librarians who are purchasing titles, its annotated list of titles for 61 topics provides a good starting point.

My reference to law students in particular was based on feedback that I received from university law librarians and legal research instructors that it was difficult to encourage law students to use CanLII when they have free access to the commercial services.

Panelists included lawyer / librarian Matthew Braun, Legal Reference Specialist at the Law Library of Congress in Washington, DC, Sara Sommarstrom, Program Director, Minnesota Justice Foundation, and Prof. Nanette Elster, Vice President, Spence & Elster and Adjunct Faculty, The John Marshall Law School, Chicago, IL.

I have described how financial realities have reduced our academic law libraries from comprehensive library environments to a rump body of librarians (or a single librarian) in a law school doing library reference duties and obsessing about teaching legal research.

This post is coauthored by Barbara Bavis, instructional librarian, and Robert Brammer, senior legal information specialist We frequently receive reference requests for resources related to the administration of an estate.

This post is coauthored by Barbara Bavis, instructional librarian, and Robert Brammer, senior legal reference specialist.

Reference librarians may assist patrons in selecting and using legal materials, but we can not, by law, give legal advice or interpret legal authority.

Objective: Looking for a law librarian position in a reputed legal firm to use my researching and acquisition skills of legal reference materials, including analyzing the legal resources.