One organization that accepts donations of law books is Books for Africa in
St. Paul, Minnesota. When I was at Hamline University Law Library in St.
Paul, we had an arrangement with them for our advance sheets. Their URL is
http://www.booksforafrica.org/
--Bryan M. Carson
-- Bryan M. Carson, J.D., M.I.L.S. Coordinator of Reference and Instructional Services Librarian for Philosophy, Religion, and Russian/Eastern European Studies Western Kentucky University Libraries 1 Big Red Way Bowling Green, Kentucky 42101 Phone: 270-745-5007 Fax: 270-745-2275 bryan.carson@wku.eduAll original content copyright 2001 Bryan M. Carson
aellswor@wilkesartis.com wrote: > > Dear All, > > Excuse the cross posting. > > We have the following books available from our DC office for cost of shipping or > pick-up: > > Federal Reporter 2d Volumes 1-999 > Federal Reporter 3d Volumes 1-233 > US Court of Appeals DC Circuit Volumes 1-342 > Federal Supplement Volumes 1-999 > Federal Supplement 2d Volumes 1-122 > Federal Rules Decisions Volumes 1-196 > US Claims Court Reporter Volumes 1-48 > Atlantic Reporter 2d Volumes 1-762 > FCC Reports Volumes 11-45 > FCC Reports 2d Series Volumes 1-103 > FCC Record Bound Volumes 1 (1986) - 10 (1995) > Unbound (July 1995-October 2000) > > On a related note - has anyone heard of national or international non-profit > organizations that will accept donations of American legal materials? I thought > I'd read something about this in some library magazine, but now (when I need > it) can't find the reference. > > Thank you! > > Abigail Ellsworth > Head Librarian > Wilkes Artis > 1666 K Street NW > Suite 300 > Washington, DC 20006 > 202/457-7871
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