It certainly doesn't rise to the level of Thomas Jefferson's statements,
but our County Law Library's Mission Statement reads: "To provide
adequate and timely legal information to the judiciary, government
employees, the members of the bar and citizens of Dakota County, in the
form most comprehensible to all types of users, bearing in mind that
ready and convenient access to such information is vital to the justice
system of a democratic society." And "To utilize information technology
to deliver legal information wherever financially feasible and
acceptable to users." My Law Library Board liked it...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David Selden [SMTP:dselden@narf.org]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 1998 2:57 PM
> To: Law-lib
> Subject: Importance to acces to the law
>
> I am looking for either a quote or philosophical statement relating
> to the
> importance of citizens to have (equal) access to the law that governs
> them.
> (print, electronic format.)
>
> I need some ideas for a vision statement. I search law review
> articles on
> Westlaw but could not find anything relevant. Any ideas out there?
>
> David Selden
> Law Librarian
> National Indian Law Library
> Native American Rights Fund
> 1522 Broadway
> Boulder, CO 80302
> (303) 447-8760
> (303) 443-7776 (fax)
> dselden@narf.org
>
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