Abstract
This is the third seminar for librarians in the criminal justice system. The papers within cover a variety of topics on criminal justice information. Topics include Aborigines and the law, the provision of library services to prisoners, the Family Information Centre, the Supreme Court of Western Australia library, the Airlie Police College library and the University of New South Wales Law library. It also incorporates reports by library special interest groups.
Proceedings of the third seminar, University of New South Wales, 16-18 February 1981
Contents
- Preface
- Objectives of the seminar
Proceedings - Monday 16 February
- Opening address - The development of information in criminology
W. Clifford - The role of the J.V. Barry Memorial Library of the Australian Institute of Criminology and the future of the criminal justice library system
Mary Gosling
Summary of discussion
- Aborigines and the law: the methodology of a bibliography
John McCorquodale - Family Information Centre, Institute of Family Studies
Judith Newbold - Some issues in the provision of library services to Australian prisoners
Neil Donahoo
Summary of discussion
- The Supreme Court of Western Australia - Library
Bruce Bott - 'The Airlie Library': a videotape on the Police College Library, South Yarra, Victoria (script)
- University of New South Wales Law Library: a description of services and tour
Proceedings - Tuesday 17 February
Special interest groups: reports by discussion leaders
- Corrective Services Librarians Group
Discussion leader: Neil Donahoo - Courts Librarians Group
Discussion leader: Marilyn Withers - Police Librarians Group
Discussion leader: Alan Patterson - University Law Librarians Group
Discussion leader: Margaret McAleese
Proceedings - Wednesday 18 February
- Resolutions of the seminar
- Participants