Law library collection development in the digital age

* Preface * Books, Bytes, Bricks, and Bodies: Thinking About Collection Use in Academic Law Libraries * Re-Engineering the Law Library Resources Today for Tomorrow's Users: A Response to "How Much of Your Print Collection Is Really on WESTLAW and LEXIS-NEXIS?" * Availability of Works Cited in Recent Law Review Articles on LEXIS, Westlaw, the Internet, and Other Databases * Strategic Planning for Distance Learning in Legal Education: Initial Thought on a Role for Libraries * Web Mirror Sites: Creating the Research Library of the Future, and More... * Legal Scholarship and Digital Publishing: Has Anything Changed in the Way We Do Legal Research? * Trust v. Antitrust: Consolidation in the Legal Publishing Industry * Access versus Ownership: A Changing Model of Intellectual Property * A Law Library in the New Century: The Creation of the University of St. Thomas Law Library * Electronic Journals in the Academic Law Library-Law Reviews and Beyond * Book Selection Services: One Law Library, Two Vendors * Changes in the Courthouse-Electronic Records, Filings and Court Dockets: Goals, Issues and the Road Ahead * The Changing Role of Law Library Vendors: The William S. Hein & Company Perspective * Index * Reference Notes Included