[Fwd: Equivalent of the United States Attorneys' Manual in Print?] - Here's the Answer!

From: Mike McReynolds (mmcreynolds@falconflight.com)
Date: Thu Mar 22 2007 - 08:11:09 PDT

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Thank you to several astute Law-Libbers for the tip that a commercial edition of the United States Attorneys' Manual is available from Aspen Publishers. The Aspen version is entitled Department of Justice Manual, 2nd edition.

More information is available on the Aspen Web site. It is substantially more expensive than the free information on the DOJ Web site, but it is available in print in a multi-volume loose-leaf format.

Thank you everyone!

Mike McReynolds
Cataloging Librarian
Shook, Hardy & Bacon Law Library
2555 Grand Blvd.
Kansas City, MO 64108
mmcreynolds@falconflight.com

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Is anyone aware of a print equivalent of the United States Attorneys' Manual, perhaps with a slightly different title? As far as I can tell this was last published by the U.S. government in 1997. It has since been replaced by an online only version. I've searched OCLC, a number of publsher's sites, Loose Leafs in Print.

Thank you in advance for any pointers. I will post any results to the list.

Mike McReynolds
Cataloging Librarian
Shook, Hardy & Bacon Law Library
2555 Grand Blvd.
Kansas City, MO 64108
mmcreynolds@falconflight.com

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