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Lost Laws: What We Can’t Find in the United States Code
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Joint presentation by the Federal Law Librarians SIS and the Legislative Research SIS
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2/23/2010 12:00:00 PM
End: 2/23/2010 1:00:00 PM
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Will Tress |
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University of Baltimore School of Law |
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Director, Law Library & Assistant Professor of Law
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Troutman Sanders LLP
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02/22/2010 16:00
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The United States Code is the official and essential source for federal statutory law research. For many researchers it is the only place they look. On close examination, however, the Code has shortcomings: laws are hidden in notes and appendices, other valid and current laws are left out entirely, the authority of the language in the Code varies from Title to Title.
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Will Tress, Law Library Director and Assistant Professor, came to the University of Baltimore in 1985 from the Enoch Pratt Free Library, where he had been a Subject Specialist since 1974. At the University, he has held the positions of Reference Librarian, Associate Director, and Assistant Director for Information Technology. Prof. Tress is admitted to practice in Maryland.
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Mary Elizabeth Woodruff
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(202) 274-2876
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(202) 654-5729
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maryelizabeth.woodruff@troutmansanders.com
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