S Legal profession S37WR S Law Law S Legal profession S34 S2 . Primary materials Study in law S34 G * This class is used only under particular jurisdictions; . Student bar associations S34 GGD e.g. English law - Primary materials - Statutes SN2 G. S34 GGM . Moots * See Auxiliary Schedule S2 for instructions. GTC . Law schools (general) H Research in law * For research in the narrow sense of searching the legal . Common subdivisions literature, see S3R D. * These conform to the order of classes 2/9 in Auxiliary * See also Jurisprudence S5A Schedule 1 but with substantial modifications of * Add to S34 H numbers 3/9 following K in K3/K9. notation. H6 . Methodology * Add to S3 numbers 2/3 in Auxiliary Schedule 1 with the additions shown at S33 Y. H6M . Models S3 . General works on the law J Lawyers, attorneys, advocates, practitioners * For works on the formal status, etc. of particular parties S33 B . Dictionaries, encyclopedias or persons in the legal profession. For works on their G . Journals, periodicals, serials practical functioning, see Practice of law S6A. * For indexing & abstracting journals, see S3WH. * Theoretically, BC2 subordinates personnel to their H . Yearbooks specific function (e.g. advocacy). But the varied nature J . Directories, law lists of the tasks undertaken & the possibilities of * Primarily for use in qualifying persons, reorganization which may alter the degree of organizations, etc. specialization of particular personnel make this hard & LR . Conference proceedings fast distinction impracticable. Most of the literature RA . Literature & the law refers to types of personnel, but this should be * Imaginative literature, etc. interpreted as covering their duties as well as their office. T . Legal anecdotes, wit & humour in the law . Properties Y4 . Persons in general JB . Psychology of lawyers * Use for non-legal personnel, officials, etc. JBT . Motivation of lawyers * Normal synthesis by CSD is interrupted here. It is JC . Effectiveness (lawyers), competence (lawyers) resumed at S3M. Types by various non-legal characteristics Y5 . Organizations in general, agencies * Add to S34J letters GU/U following 4 in Auxiliary * Use only if needed to qualify classes preceding S38. Schedule 1 - e.g. Women in the law S34 JN. By role S34 . Legal profession UY . Notaries * See also Practice of law S6A S35 . Solicitors 6 . Reform of legal profession S36 . Barristers, counsel, trial lawyers 7 . Structure * For counsel-client relations, see S8B G. 8 . Divided legal profession, fused legal profession V . Leading counsel, senior counsel C . Ethics, social relations, etc. W . Junior counsel * Add to S34 letters C/F following 4 in Auxiliary S37 B . Private practitioners Schedule 1. D . Public practitioners, government law officers CE . Ethics in the law (general) DC . Supply & demand (personnel) * For prosecutors & defenders, see Services of DF . Admission to practice counsel S8B C. DG . Licensing of practitioners F . Minister of Justice, head of the Judiciary DK . Disbarment from practice G . Chief law officers of the Government DR . Salaries, remuneration * For law officers of the Crown, see English law SN3 7G. EV . Customs, etiquette, dress * See also Law officers (courts) S6K B F . Personnel relations in legal profession N . By special function FV . Professional charges, costs Q . Legal officers * Most of the literature on legal costs relates to the * For court officers, see S6K B. rulings of courts as to the distribution of costs * For probation officers, see Class QRB WX. amongst parties; see S9F R Award of costs. S . Sheriffs G . Study in law, education in law, training in law * An alternative (not recommended) is to locate this W . By specialization class in J Education. * Alternative (not recommended) to locating under * Add to S34G numbers & letters 2/9,A/V following specialization (if outside the law). J in J2/JV. WD . Advisory services for lawyers GGD . Student bar associations WR . Lawyers in politics 1 S37WRU S48 Law Law S Law S Legal profession S34 Communication in law S3M . Lawyers in politics S37 WR . Documentation of law S3R . Libraries in law S3W Y S37 WRU . Lawyers in public service WY . Lawyers as writers S3X C . Documentation centres in law S38 Organizations & agencies H . Automated information systems, databases * Use this only when no special provision is made for J . Named systems organizations in the subject. * Arrange A/Z. * For corporate persons as legal entities, see SBC TB & * For example, CELEX (EU law) SG2 3XJ C. its notes & subclasses. KE . Expert systems S39 . Operations, processes, parts P . Primary materials in law (as a subject) * Add to S39 numbers 3/8 following 5 in Auxiliary * As a subject. Primary materials themselves (statutes, Schedule 1. etc.) occur only under specific jurisdictions. S3A . Types * See also Sources of law S5C * Add to S3 letters A/K following 5 in Auxiliary S3Y . Other agents & processes Schedule 1. * Add to S3Y letters Q/S following 6 in Auxiliary S3D . International organizations Schedule 1. S3J . Government bodies * Use S9T J. S4 History of law P . Law societies, bar associations * General works only, covering jurisprudence, practice & * For Inns of Court & Chancery, see English law procedure, subjects of law as well as jurisdictions. The SN3 KC. history of a specific branch, etc. goes with the latter. For S3M Communication in law, information on law the history of legal systems per se (jurisdictions) see SCY * Normal synthesis by CSD is resumed here after its X4. interruption at S34. S47 . Periods * Add to S3 letters M/W following 5 in Auxiliary * General works only on a particular period; periods in a Schedule 1. particular country go with the country. S3N . Language & law * Add to S47 letters C/S from Auxiliary Schedule 4A. J . Technical terms, legal jargon S48 . Places K . Particular words, etc. * Countries define the primary facet in Law (Jurisdictions N . Abbreviations by political authority) and are usually cited before P . Citation in law everything else. * As a subject. For citation indexes, see S3W J. * However, this common facet is needed at a number of points, especially in SD International law & SF R . Paleography, court hand Supranational organizations; e.g. SDK 48 Territorial S . Etymology claims - (By country). In all such cases, Place is T . Bilingualism specified as follows: . Special languages * Add to -4 letters E/Z in Auxiliary Schedule 2. V . Latin in the law * Sometimes, the resulting class (with its classmark W . Other languages ending with a country classmark drawn from Auxiliary S3P . Data processing, computers Schedule 2) needs to be qualified by all or some of the * As a process; for the data bases, etc. themselves, see legal concepts in Auxiliary Schedule S1. Very S3X. occasionally, this calls for the use of a special S3Q E . Authorship, legal writing intercalator; see the notes at SV for how this is done. * See also Bill drafting S5M R; Law reporting * Sometimes, having cited a country or other local S5Q 3QE division from Auxiliary Schedule 2 (e.g. as at SD2 Q International courts) a second country needs to be cited. F . Correspondence In such cases, proceed as follows: G . Translation * Add to -4 (where the hyphen represents the country S3R . Documentation of law classmark to be added to) letters E/Z in Auxiliary * See also Legal documents (preparation & use) S6C Schedule 2. D . Searching the legal literaturea * Sometimes, the classmark for a national jurisdiction S3T . Publishing in law, bookselling in law needs to be qualified by a local division of that country. S3U . Bibliographies In such cases, only the letters following that country's S3W H . Abstracts & indexes classmark (for states, counties, cities, etc.) need be J . Citation indexes in law added; e.g. York Court of Quarter Sessions SN7 RV4 PL (in which SN is English law, 7RV is Y . Libraries in law Quarter Sessions courts & PL is for York, from EPL in Auxiliary Schedule 2 - the E for England being dropped since it is implicit in SN. 2 S52 Historical jurisprudence S5A8E Law S Law S Common subdivisions Jurisprudence S5A . History of law S4 Historical jurisprudence S5A 6A . Places S48 By place S5A 6D S52 . Biography, lives of legal persons S5A 7C Ancient jurisprudence * This will usually go under a particular jurisdiction (e.g. 7D . Topics special to the period English lawyers at SN5 2. 7G . Eastern jurisprudence (ancient & medieval) S53 . Collective biography 7GD . Topics special to Eastern jurisprudence S54 . Individual biography 7H . By place S55 . Relations with other subjects, phase relations * Add to S5A 7H letters C/O following C in Auxiliary * Locate here only when the relationship is too general to Schedule 2. warrant subordination to a specific topic (e.g. to sources 7J . Western jurisprudence (ancient) of law). 7K . Topics special to the period * Add to S55 letters A/Z from whole classification. 7L . Greek ancient jurisprudence P . Religion & law 7M . Special topics S56 . Comparison with another subject 7N . Individuals * For comparisons between branches or systems, see * Arrange A/Z. S59. 7P . Roman ancient jurisprudence S57 . View of a subject from another subject 7Q . Special topics S58 . Influence of another subject 7R . Individuals S59 . Relations between branches or system of law, * Arrange A/Z. comparisons 7S . Other places * See also Relations between subjects of law S9V B59; * Arrange A/Z. Relations between jurisdictions SCY X59. 7T Medieval jurisprudence * Add to S59 numbers & letters 5/9,A/Y in Auxiliary * To c.1500. Schedule S1. 7U . By place * Use only for general works on a place during the S5A Jurisprudence, theory of law medieval period. * The science, philosophy & theory of law. For * Add to S5A 7U letters D/Z from Auxiliary Schedule 2. jurisprudence as the study & knowledge of law in the 7V . Special topics widest sense, see Study & research S34 H. 7W . Individuals 4 . History * Arrange A/Z. * Use Historical jurisprudence S5A 6A. 8 Modern jurisprudence 6 .