Every few years someone pens a piece praising the panorama of electronic resources available and concludes that law libraries and their bun-adorned librarians are no longer needed. What world these folks are traveling through is open to question, except for the fact that it’s not the real world. The wild glut of information now available still must be tamed.
A part of this perception is derived from the fact that today’s research databases are designed for the end user, or so the vendors would have you believe. While some attorneys are active end users, many are not, and those who are often don’t go beyond learning basic search techniques.
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