Published by Routledge in January 2022, Legal Data and Information in Practice emerges as a vital resource for professionals navigating the complex landscape of legal data management. With an accessible language and a total of 148 pages, this paperback edition delves into the nuances of legal data acquisition, management, and utilization across various organizations such as libraries, courts, governments, and universities. The ISBN-10 is 0367649888 and the ISBN-13 is 978-0367649883, confirming its availability for those looking to expand their collection of knowledge in this critical field.
This insightful publication offers a comprehensive synthesis of information critical to understanding legal data's role in contemporary decision-making. The author, Sutherland, expertly articulates the pressing need for legal organizations to harness data-driven insights for diverse applications, from legislative processes to case analysis. The focus on integrating rigorous data analysis into everyday operations marks this book as essential reading for librarians, legal professionals, and educators alike, all of whom will find practical guidance on navigating the intricacies of legal data.
Measuring 15.6 x 0.99 x 23.4 cm and weighing just 295 grams, this publication is designed for ease of use, making it suitable for on-the-go professionals or students balancing multiple commitments. The layout facilitates quick referencing, allowing readers to locate critical information swiftly, whether they are engaged in a study session or a professional workshop. Each chapter presents concepts methodically, enhancing comprehension for those who may not possess a data analytics background, thus widening the audience that can benefit from its teachings.
At #235,496 in Books and claiming notable spots at #13 in Intellectual Property Communications and #14 in Library & Information Science Textbooks, the book demonstrates its relevance within the academic and professional community. In comparison to similar texts within the domain, Legal Data and Information in Practice distinguishes itself by focusing not only on the theoretical aspects of legal data but also providing actionable insights that are necessary for practitioners in the field. The global perspective offered enhances its applicability, making it not just a regional focus but an essential piece for anyone interested in legal data management internationally.
As organizations evolve to embrace data analytics, this book serves as a critical touchpoint for stakeholders aiming to cultivate the requisite skills for effective legal data manipulation. Sutherland's approach, emphasizing a critical perspective on data analysis, encourages the reader to think beyond conventional methods to explore innovative avenues in legal research and information science.
In summary, Legal Data and Information in Practice stands as an indispensable guide for those engaged in the law library community and for anyone with a vested interest in the intersection of law and data analytics. Its practical applications and in-depth exploration of legal data forms provide a robust framework that contributes significantly to the enrichment of legal knowledge in an increasingly data-oriented world.
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