Cracking the Code: Why Prince’s Dictionary Still Belongs on Every Researcher’s Desk by Lucy Curci-Gonzalez/ NYLI Executive Director
I’ve been working in law libraries for a long time—long enough to have been stumped more than once by an obscure, outdated, foreign, or plain weird citation. You know the kind: no context, acronym or abbreviation that makes sense, or no clear jurisdiction, and absolutely no interest in making your day easier.
Over the years, […]