Reference, Research and Patron Services

Saturday

8:30am
W-2: Conducting Empirical Legal Research

Sunday

1:30pm
A-2 Beyond Copyright? How License Agreements and Digital Rights Management Pose Challenges to Fair Use and the Provision of Electronic or Media Services
1:30pm
A-4 The Changing World of Information Access at the USPTO
3:00pm
B-3 Taxation Without Representation: An Overview of the D.C. Legislative Process and Research
3:00pm
B-4 Understanding the Mean: How the Average Law Librarian Can Encourage Empirical Research Initiatives
3:00pm
B-5 Lincoln, the Law, and Libraries
4:15pm
C-5 Reporting for Duty: Military Information and Its Application to Legal Research

Monday

8:45am
D-6 Beyond the Walls of the United Nations: Exploring U.N. Databases
10:00am
E-1 So You Want to Make a Movie: Simple Steps for Creating Videos for Web
10:00am
E-2 Chat 2.0: Renovating Virtual Reference
10:00am
E-4 Finding Services for Seniors (Ourselves and Others)
10:45am
F-4 Strategic Alliance: The Tribal Supreme Court Project
10:45am
F-5 Taming Information Overload: Addressing Law Firm Current Awareness Needs
4:00pm
G-3 Evaluating Federal e-Life Cycle Management — A Town Meeting with OMB, NARA and GPO
4:00pm
G-5 What’s in a Name? Trademark Searching, Services and Domain Names

Tuesday

9:00am
H-4 Thinking About Treaties: Interpretation, in Force and Internet
10:45am
I-5 What the Early Congresses Did Not Publish and How It Affects Historical Research
2:30pm
J-1 “Digging” Legal History: Using Exhumation and Innovative Forensic Science Techniques to Verify Historical Legal Events
3:30pm
K-1 Vlogging for Law Libraries
3:30pm
K-2 Find 50-State Law Surveys Fast!
3:30pm
K-3 Researching International Tax Law
3:30pm
K-5 Law Librarian: The New Private Investigator
3:30pm
K-6 What We Learned from Our SAILS: Using Law Students as Human Subjects and Measuring Law Student Information Literacy

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