"Are You a Member of the Law School Community?": Access Policies at Academic Law Libraries and Access to justice
Sarah Reis
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Sarah Reis
Abstract
This article explores access policies at academic law libraries and offers two proposals intended to help law schools comply with ABA Standards 303 and 304, improve the image of law schools and the legal profession, better equip law students with legal research skills, and address unmet legal needs in communities.
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This article explores access policies at academic law libraries and offers two proposals intended to help law schools comply with ABA Standards 303 and 304, improve the image of law schools and the legal profession, better equip law students with legal research skills, and address unmet legal needs in communities.
Key concepts: Law, Economic Justice, Legal research, Legal profession, Political science, Law library, Academic community, Sociology