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In Custodia Legis is Latin for “in the custody of the law,” a nod to the fact that the Law Library of Congress is a custodian of law and legislation for both the nation and the world. Our team of bloggers covers current legal trends, developments and enhancements in THOMAS, issues in collecting for the largest law library in the world, legal history and arcana and a range of international perspectives including New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Israel, Eritrea and Mexico.In Custodia Legis is Latin for “in the custody of the law,” a nod to the fact that the Law Library of Congress is a custodian of law and legislation for both the nation and the world. Our team of bloggers covers current legal trends, developments and enhancements in THOMAS, issues in collecting for the largest law library in the world, legal history and arcana and a range of international perspectives including New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Israel, Eritrea and Mexico.
Authors
Kelly Buchanan
Jeanine Cali
Kurt Carroll
Nathan Dorn
Clare Feikert-Ahalt
Tina Gheen
Hanibal Goitom
Ruth Levush
Francisco Macías
Christine Sellers
Andrew Weber
Margaret Wood
Sources of selected images from site banner
Main Reading Room. View of statue of Law by Paul W. Bartlett on the column entablature between two alcoves. Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building, Washington, D.C. 2007.
Photographic prints of maquettes for a statue of Madison, James Madison Building, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Maquette of statue of James Madison. 1974.
Reading room of the Library of Congress’s historic Thomas Jefferson Building, Washington, D.C. Between 1980 and 2006.