Empirical Legal Research Support Services: A Survey of Academic Law Libraries

Reeve, Allison C.; Weller, Travis

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2015

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Reeve, Allison C.

Weller, Travis

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Abstract

Empirical legal research is a significant and growing portion of legal scholarship, however it has received little attention in the law library literature. In the forthcoming paper, we share and discuss the results of a nationwide survey on the extent and nature of empirical research services provided by academic law libraries.

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This is the survey instrument distributed on the law library directors listserv in January and February 2015. The poster that resulted from this research is available in KU ScholarWorks at http://hdl.handle.net/1808/18266.

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