Law Practice
Oct. 23, 2013
For public law libraries, the ax falls with filings
Law libraries - the greatest equalizer for access to justice - suffer when filings drop. By John W. Adkins and Yvonne E. Campos
A side-effect of the federal shutdown was a greater understanding of what is "essential" to the governance of these United States.
National parks, museums and the Library of Congress closed. The Food and Drug Administration as well as the Centers for Disease Control limited investigations. Layoffs even hit portions of the Department of Defense.
One organization not affected by the shutdown was...
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