Two New Canadian Association of Law Libraries Awards
The Canadian Association of Law Libraries announced at its 2016 annual conference in Vancouver that Thomson Reuters is funding two new prizes launched in memory of members the Association lost in 2015.
The Gisele Laprise Prize will recognize an outstanding contribution to the understanding of civil and common law systems in Canada and the Michael Silverstein Prize will recognize an outstanding contribution to the understanding of primary law and legal taxonomy.
Applications/nominations for both of these awards will open in early December 2016 and close in February 2017.
The winners will be announced at the annual conference in Ottawa (May 2017).
The Gisele Laprise Prize will recognize an outstanding contribution to the understanding of civil and common law systems in Canada and the Michael Silverstein Prize will recognize an outstanding contribution to the understanding of primary law and legal taxonomy.
Applications/nominations for both of these awards will open in early December 2016 and close in February 2017.
The winners will be announced at the annual conference in Ottawa (May 2017).
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