AALL

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AALLAmerican Association of Law Libraries (est. 1906; Chicago, IL)
AALLAmerican Association for Labor Legislation (1905-1943)
AALLAsian American Law Librarians (est. 1988)
AALLAssociation for Academic Language and Learning (Australia)
AALLAutomatic Analysis of Learner Language (Workshop)
AALLAlbion Academy for Lifelong Learning (Michigan)
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July 18-21: 108th AALL Annual Meeting, American Association of Law Libraries, Philadelphia.
Best's calendar: upcoming conferences and events
(25.) American Association of Law Libraries, "AALL & Thomson West-George A.
Variation on a traditional theme: the question of racial and ethnic diversity in MLA
Nina is a member of the Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals, Special Libraries Association, and the American Association of Law Libraries.
PinHawk LLC Launches Librarian News Digest
To learn more about training and careers for law librarians, contact the American Association of Law Libraries, 53 West Jackson Boulevard, Suite 940, Chicago, Illinois 60604-3847; (312) 939-4764; www.aallnet.org.
Opportunities for law librarians
The American Association of Law Libraries and the American Civil Liberties Union both have been proactive in helping inmates secure the right of access to courts.
Prison and jail law libraries: where do we go from here?
The American Association of Law Libraries believes that court files should be identical, no matter how they are accessed.
How Public Should Public Records Be?
The American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Special Committee on the Renaissance of Law Librarianship "discusse[d] professional knowledge within the context of the mission of law librarianship: `to serve the information needs of the legal profession and the legal information needs of the public'" (Danner, 1998, p.
Professionalism in Librarianship: Shifting the Focus from Malpractice to Good Practice
The spring 1998 American Association of Law Libraries' (AALL) newsletter focused on the changing nature of library space in light of the new technology.
Once trophies, law libraries are casualties of space crunch
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