Documenting the Continuing Need for Print Legal Materials

As described recently on the Free Government Information blog, the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) has been collecting stories from members and local chapters about the continued use and value of U.S. legal materials in print.

Through its Print Resource Usage Log, the AALL has collected a few dozen examples. Last summer, the AALL's Washington Blawg documented some of those stories.

Based on my experience and that of my colleagues, I would not be surprised to find similar cases here en Canada.