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Improving the Federal Court Library System: Report and Recommendations Submitted to the Judicial Conference of the United States by the Board of the Federal Judicial Center

January 1, 1978

Nineteen recommendations for modernizing and improving the federal court library system, based on a survey of the legal research facilities and library services throughout the federal court system.

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 5: A Half-Century of Federal Court Library Studies, 1922-1977

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 14: Law Libraries Serving Federal Judges In Utah

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

Library Study Supplemental Report Numbers 9 - 13

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

Library Study Supplemental Report 9: Procurement of Law Library Materials for the United States Courts

Library Study Supplemental Report 10: Personnel for Law Research Facilities of the United States Courts

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 8: Lawbook Records Maintained by the Administrative Office of the United States Courts

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

Library Study Appendixes

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 6: Explanation and Summary of 1976-77 Inventory of United States Government-Owned Books Held by Federal Court Officials

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

Library Study Supplemental Report Numbers 1 - 3

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 1: Locations of Federal Court Facilities

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 2: Books that Federal Judges and Other Court Officials Have and Do Not Need

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 4: Lawbook and Law Research Problems as Stated by Judges And Other Officials of the Federal Courts

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 7: Considerations for the Architectural Design of Federal Court Law Research Facilities

Raymond M. Taylor

January 1, 1977

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Federal Judicial System

Improving the Federal Court Library System: Report and Recommendations Submitted to the Judicial Conference of the United States by the Board of the Federal Judicial Center

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 5: A Half-Century of Federal Court Library Studies, 1922-1977

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 14: Law Libraries Serving Federal Judges In Utah

Library Study Supplemental Report Numbers 9 - 13

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 8: Lawbook Records Maintained by the Administrative Office of the United States Courts

Library Study Appendixes

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 6: Explanation and Summary of 1976-77 Inventory of United States Government-Owned Books Held by Federal Court Officials

Library Study Supplemental Report Numbers 1 - 3

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 4: Lawbook and Law Research Problems as Stated by Judges And Other Officials of the Federal Courts

Library Study Supplemental Report Number 7: Considerations for the Architectural Design of Federal Court Law Research Facilities

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