Preprint of a chapter by Jules Winterton, Associate Director and Librarian at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies

Winterton, Jules

British and Irish Association of Law Librarians (BIALL)

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1: Law Libraries by K. Howard Drake; 2: The new Bodleian Law Library at Oxford by

A code of ethics for BIALL’,

A history of the Association of Law Teachers: the first twenty-five years.

A history of the British and Irish Association of Law Librarians 1969-1999.

A library for the modern law school: a statement of standards for university law library provision in England and Wales’, Legal Studies special issue. (Includes an introduction by the then

A library for the modern law school: a statement of standards for university law library provision in the United Kingdom -

A second survey of legal education in the United Kingdom, London: Butterworth reprinted from

A survey of law teaching

A survey of legal education in the United Kingdom,

A third survey of university legal education in the United Kingdom’,

Access to legal information in public libraries: a case study in East Kilbride,

Advanced Legal Studies. Policy Review Sub-Committee

Advisory Committee on Legal Education and Conduct.

American Association of Law Libraries

American Association of Law Libraries.

An introduction to English Legal History. 4th edn.,

BIALL salary survey 2002/03 compiled on behalf of BIALL by Shona McTavish,

Bibliography of Commonwealth law reports.

Blackstone’s tower: the English law school,

Cambridge:

Can English law be taught at the universities?

Committee on the Future of the Legal Profession

Community law: a selection of publications on the law of the European Economic Community and the relevant law of the original member states,

Constitutional Reform: a Supreme Court for the United Kingdom.

English lawyers between market and state,

EU information at the Law Society’,

FLAG Project: survey results’,

FLAG the new internet gateway to foreign law holdings in UK national and university libraries’,

Guide to libraries and information services in government departments and other organisations, 34th edn.,

Guild training vs. professional education: the Committee on Legal Education and the Law Department of Queen’s College, Birmingham in the 1850s.’,

Index to legal essays: English language legal essays in festschriften, memorial volumes, conference papers and other collections,

International public policy and libraries. Members’ briefing on international policies’,

Introductory address to the Society of Public Teachers of Law in England and Wales delivered at the first annual general meeting.

Irish Association of Law Librarians

Irish Association of Law Librarians. Committee on Co-operation

Irish Association of Law Librarians. Sub-Committee on Standards.

is a useful first place of reference but more detail can be found in the Guide to libraries and information services in government departments and other organisations (Dale &

King’s Inn Library,

King’s Inns and the kingdom of Ireland: the Irish ‘Inn of Court’ 1541-1800, Blackrock: Irish Academic Press in association with the

Law and order: trends in legal information provision,

Law librarians’ survey: are academic law librarians

Law libraries and their users’,

Law libraries in the United Kingdom’, in Law librarianship: a handbook vol. 2, edited by

Law Library 1832-1982: a brief history of the first hundred and fifty years.

Law school: legal education in America from the 1850s to the 1980s, Chapel Hill and London:

Lawyers and their libraries since 1850’,

Library and Information services for the legal profession,

Local law societies: what’s in a name?’,

National legal collections

National legal collections: the British Library’,

Professional Ethics There has been limited engagement by BIALL until recently with the ethical issues relating to the practice of law librarianship (Gordon-Till,

Redefining a profession’,

Reviewing legal education.

Role of legal information professionals in law firms’

Royal Commission on Legal Services,

SLS/BIALL academic law library survey 2001/2002’,

Sources of biographical information on past lawyers,

SPICe – breaking new ground’,

The Advocates’ Library three hundred and ten years on’,

The Advocates’ Library: 300 years of a national institution 1689-1989,

The annual BIALL Salary Survey gives a detailed statistical account of the employment of law librarians

The Association has issued a range of other publications over the years including a timely bibliography of Community law (Lutyens,

The electronic saga: the changing role of the law librarian’, 31, Law Librarian,

The Future of Law Libraries The future of law and Transforming the law (Susskind,

The future of law,

The future of the law librarian: an interview with Richard Susskind’, 30, Law Librarian,

The Law Society library’ in Hall, Eamonn G. and Daire Hogan (eds)

The Law Society of Ireland 1852-2002: portrait of a profession,

The lawyer from antiquity to modern times. St Paul,

The legal profession in England and Wales,

The legal profession in Ireland 1789-1922,

The Society’s evidence to the National Libraries Committee.

The SPTL had provided guidance to law schools and law librarians since 1958 through statements of ‘minimum holdings’ of specified legal publications, which had a significant effect on the expansion of academic law libraries. In

The Supreme Court Library’,

The third university of England’

The way of ignorance. Members’ briefing on international networks’,

Transforming the law: essays on technology, justice and the legal marketplace,

Union list of legal periodicals and related stock

Union list of periodical and law report holdings, Edinburgh:

Virtual law librarian: adding value in a virtual world’,

Wallace Wilfred Swinburne Breem 1926-1990’,

What are law schools for? (Pressing problems in the law, vol.2),

Working Party on Provision for Law

Law libraries and their users

Law libraries and their users

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