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: Law Library Letter

Law Library Move--Not Yet

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You may have heard the exciting news that the Supreme Court will very soon move back into the newly renovated Supreme Court Building. That does include Kathy, Meg and Katie's offices.

But, it does not yet include the library. So Kathy, Meg and Katie are investigating warm snow boots.

We're not exactly sure why (we are not going to ask--this is, after all, a government operation), but the shelving for the library was contracted to not be installed until (hopefully) the middle of November and likely won't be finished until mid- to late December.

The current plan is to close the library November 17 and open again just after the new year, 2009. However, if you need reference assistance, you can still contact us.

By February and March 2009 we will be well on our way to again providing those reporters, law reviews, state statutes, Federal Registers, historic CFRs and treatises--all the books you've missed these last two years. Yay!

Remember, too, we will still have Westlaw public access, HeinOnline, LexisNexis Congressional, and Shephard's!

Full post as published by Law Library Letter on October 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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