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Dispensing law at the front lines : ethical dilemmas in law librarianship

The law librarian has special ethical dilemmas because transferring information is so important in the American legal system. A duty exists, the article states, to keep legal queries confidential, but there is no clearly defined duty for the librarian not to comment on the law. Other concerns discussed are providing services to those neglected by lawyers and librarians maintening more than an arm's length relationship with vendors. The possible establishment of an American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) is also recovered.