Sarah Carter
Sarah Carter
is Law Librarian at the University of
Kent at Canterbury, UK. She has been
active in organising electronic legal information since it became available,
and especially since the growth of the internet. She has written extensively on the subject in the Law Librarian
and other publications. She was on the
editorial committee of Moys Classification for Legal Materials and contributed to the 3rd
edition, published in 1992. Her website
LAWLINKS
is internationally recognised and has received several awards,
including the Wallace Breem Memorial Award from
BIALL
(British &
Irish Association of Law Librarians) in 2000. At the same time she published a book based on LAWLINKS (Carter, S.
Lawlinks. Cavendish, 2000). In an earlier librarianship role she wrote
on the subject of women’s studies.
Articles
- Features - Update to A Guide to the UK Legal System — August 1, 2001
- Features - A Guide to the UK Legal System — August 1, 2000
Founder, Editor, Publisher:
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