Prince’s Dictionary of Legal Abbreviations,
Seventh Edition
By: Mary Miles Prince
- A comprehensive list of abbreviations for nearly 36,000 terms
- More than 1,700 new and expanded abbreviations and acronym entries
- Includes abbreviations for domestic, foreign, and international agencies, organizations, periodicals, reporters, popular acts, and legal terms and phrases
- More than 5,600 new titles, names, and terms that have been abbreviated
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When the first edition of Dictionary of Legal Abbreviations was published in 1979, it was the most concise and complete reference work on American legal abbreviations in existence.
The Seventh Edition of Prince’s Dictionary of Legal Abbreviations provides a comprehensive list of acronyms, abbreviations, and symbols (for nearly 36,000 terms) found in primary and secondary sources of American legal literature: legal encyclopedias, law dictionaries, law reporters, loose-leaf services, law reviews, legal treatises, legal reference books, and citators. Providing this information in both forward and reverse order, this title assists users in identifying the meaning of abbreviations and acronyms (Part I) and in identifying abbreviations for titles, names, and terms (Part II).
Titles, names, and terms often have multiple abbreviations or acronyms. This book, without distinction, includes abbreviations established by well-recognized authorities such as The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation as well as abbreviations otherwise devised by authors in their efforts to shorten legal references and citations.
Because of a growing trend to omit periods, abbreviations may be listed in this book both with periods and elsewhere without, but which are otherwise the same and represent the same title, name, or term.
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Prince’s Dictionary of Legal Abbreviations, Seventh Edition
Item #: 1249
ISBN: 9780837716251
Published: Buffalo; William S. Hein & Co., Inc.; 2017
1 Volume ……………………………………………………$84.50
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About the Author
Mary Miles Prince is the Associate Director for Library Services at Vanderbilt University’s Law School Library in Nashville, Tennessee. She is also a Lecturer in Law at the Law School, where she teaches legal research. Additionally, Mrs. Prince was Coordinator for the Tennessee Supreme Court Libraries for twenty years. She is an active member of both the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) and the Southeastern Chapter of AALL.
Prince served as Coordinating Editor of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and Twentieth Editions.
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