An opportunity to learn about interesting (or not so interesting) things that the library administration is up to.

Cheers to our excellent research guide team for ge ng na onal recogni on for SDLL’s new Domes c Violence/Civil Harassment e-resource!

The guide was featured in the KnowItAALL, AALL’s daily e-newsle er that highlights library, law, and technology news — as well as AALL member exper se and resources.

APRIL ANNIVERSARIES! Luz Villalobos 4/7/1980 - 37 Years Marcia O'Hara 4/8/2008 - 9 Years Cyndi Quisenberry 4/22/2013 - 4 Years

KUDOS TO KELLY! Congratula ons to Kelly on his new posi on as Head of Reference

Services. This promo on expands his leadership and supervisory role in iDesk opera ons, reference services, LibGuide and Research Guide crea on, and our public library outreach project.

WHERE’S JOHNNY? In Chicago April 6-11 for an AALL Board Mee ng.

NATIONAL EXPOSURE

NEWS TO KNOW

Anniversaries Kudos Where’s Johnny?

ASM INFO

A NOTE OF THANKS

Rumor Has It • Vol. 5, Issue 4 • April 2017

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Rumor Has It • Vol. 5, Issue 4 • April 2017

April 26th is our first ALL STAFF MEETING for 2017.

We will begin with some morning goodies for all (think coffee and pastries) in the break room.

At 10 o’clock our first guest is from Casa Cornelia Law Center. CCLC is a public interest law firm providing pro bono legal services to vic ms of human and civil rights viola ons. The Center has a primary commitment to the indigent immigrant community in Southern California. The speaker will discuss immigra on issues, primarily focusing on asylum cases and those involving human trafficking.

Just before or during lunch (which will be provided), UX staff will lead a short presenta on on the Immigra on Court and what it does—to warm us up for the a ernoon field trip.

Our big event of the day will be a visit to the Immigra on Court. With the courts needing assistance to help the growing numbers needing informa on on immigra on law, we hope to learn what we can do to help. We will have an overview presenta on on the immigra on court given by the law clerks, a end master calendar hearings, and then have a Q&A with one of the judges.

Keith Ann S verson, former AALL President, sent a lovely note thanking John and the Law Library staff for making her recent visit so special. Great job team!

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From: American Association of Law Libraries [mailto:media@aall.org]Sent: Monday, March 20, 2017 9:26 AMTo: John AdkinsSubject: KnowItAALL: Your Daily Connection to the News You Need / 3.20.2017

KnowItAALL Made possible by BNAConvergence

TODAY'S NEWS 3.20.2017

On Firmer Ground / 3.16.2017 / *Author Is AALL Member* Introduction: It was great to see the library getting recognition in an article by Bloomberg Law'sScott Mozarsky, "Large Law's Not-So-Secret Weapon In Marketing And BD: The Library." In the piece, Scott says, "Law firm libraries have always been major assets for partners and associates in providing strong practice of law results to their clients. However, the library was not often perceived to be a key component in a firm's marketing or business development machinery."

This particular line struck me as timely since On Firmer Ground recently recapped two webinars where private law firm librarians/information professionals were discussing competitive intelligence efforts at their firms.

San Diego Law Library / 3.15.2017 / *Author Is AALL Member* Introduction: The Law Library recently created an electronic guide to resources available for victims of domestic violence or civil harassment. The guide includes information about local community agencies for victims, links to court information, and a list of key books which are available at our Downtown and Vista locations.

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DATEThursdayApril 20,2017

TIME12 - 1 pm

LOCATIONDowntown1105 Front StSan Diego92101

COST$25$20 Members

AMERICA’S OPIOID EPIDEMICAND THE LAW

1 HOUR MCLE CREDIT

More Information and Registration:https://opioid20apr2017.eventbrite.com

or call 619-531-3900

1 hour general participatory MCLE credit

About the Program:With changes in medical standards of care regarding pain management, there has been a significant increase in the amount of opiate prescriptions and, consequently, a remarkable increase in opiate-related overdoses and death. Families of celebrities and lay-people, alike, are beginning to hold doctors legally accountable for the opiate-related deaths of their loved ones.

What does this mean for lawyers, and how can lawyers optimize the medical records pertaining to these cases?

Speakers:Tara Bohannon, RN, MSN, CNS, CWON, CLNC, attended San Francisco State University where she obtained her Masters in Nursing, with a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Women’s health, and a certification in Would and Ostomy from Emory University. In over 15 years of nursing experience, Tara has worked in multiple areas spanning from the medical-surgical floor to women’s health, and neonatal care to academic instruction. She is currently the system wide Advanced Practice Nurse for Wound and Ostomy care for a large medical center.

Barbara Durham, Partner of Durham-Newton Legal Nurse Consulting, is coming up on a decade of nursing experience. Her areas of personal expertise include perinatal services/neonatal intensive care, pediatrics, and pediatric intensive care.

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LAW DAY FREE LEGAL CLINIC

Walk-Ins Welcome!

TUESDAY, MAY 2, 2017 12 p.m. ~ 7 p.m.

Our popular annual event will be held this year at: Vista County Library

700 Eucalyptus Ave, Vista, CA

Got legal questions? Need help with completing the court forms? In partnership with San Diego Law Library and San Diego

County Library, North County Bar Association attorneys will be here to assist you in the following areas of law.

FAMILY MATTERS • Divorce • Child Custody • Child/Spousal Support • Probate & Estates

DEBT COLLECTION • Consumer Contracts • Fair Debt Collection • Truth in Lending

BANKRUPTCY

• Chapter 7 • Chapter 13

CIVIL MATTERS • Property Disputes • Contract Disputes • Employment Disputes • Landlord-Tenant Disputes

IMMIGRATION • DACA • Family Visas • Naturalization

CRIMINAL MATTERS • Felonies • Misdemeanors • DUI's

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In this class, you will learn: The key laws impacting human trafficking Challenges that victims and legal professionals faceHow eliminating bias is critical to the proper handling of victimsWhy San Diego is a national leader in combating human trafficking What role you can play

DATETues, May 9, 2017

TIME12-1pm

LOCATIONDowntown1105 Front StSan Diego, CA 92102

COST$25$20 Members

Business Name

Your business tag line here.

More Information and Registrationhttps://trafficking9may2017.eventbrite.com

619-531-3900

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THE LAWS & CHALLENGES OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING:SAN DIEGO’S COMBAT PLAN

1 Hour MCLE Credit

BORDER

LAW

1 Hour MCLE Credit

Summer Stephan is a career prosecutor who has served as a Deputy District Attorney in San Diego County for 27 years, rising through the ranks to appointments as Chief of the DA’s North County Branch and Chief of the Sex Crimes and Human Trafficking Division, which are special victim units that she pi-oneered. In 2012, she was appointedChief Deputy District Attorney.

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Encinitas ▪ 5 ., Encinitas, CA 92024 ▪ (760) 753-7376

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Thinking of star ng your own business? Not sure where to begin? Ask an expert!

Small Business

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Outreach Activities Lectures Lectures are programs on special topics (frequently presented by outside speakers).

2 Date Branch MCLE Attendees Title/Description

3/7 Main Y 9 Sexual Harassment Awareness and Prevention for Lawyers

3/16 Main Y 12 Naturalization Nuts & Bolts

PPrroommoottiioonnaall PPrrooggrraammss Promotional programs are those programs intended to inform the public of the library's resources. They are usually done by setting up an exhibit or display tables at outside events or other activity where we meet the public.

1

Date Location Attendees Title/Description 3/10 City Library 120 Seguimos Crando Enlaces

Classes Classes are legal research instruction programs commonly taught by staff and offered here at the library.

4

Date Branch MCLE Attendees Title/Description 3/4 Main N 6 Law Made Public: Lexis Primary Sources

3/11 Main N 1 Law Made Public: Lexis Secondary Sources

3/18 Main N 1 Law Made Public: Shepardizing

3/25 Main N 1 Law Made Public: HeinOnline

Legal Clinics Free legal consultations organized by staff.

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Date Branch Attendees Title/Description

3/1, 3/3, 3/6, 3/8, 3/10, 3/15, 3/17, 3/22, 3/24, 3/27, 3/29, 3/31

SB 3

Unlawful Detainer Clinic in partnership with Legal Aid Society

3/2, 3/6, 3/7, 3/9, 3/14, 3/16, 3/21, 3/23, 3/27, 3/28, 3/30

EC 3

Unlawful Detainer Clinic in partnership with Legal Aid Society

3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 3/29 EC 50

Clinic with TJSL Center for Solo Practitioners – at El Cajon Branch of the San Diego County Library

3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 3/29 Main 37 Family Law Clinic in partnership with SDVLP

3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23, 3/30 SB 10 Consumer Law Clinic in partnership with LASSD

3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28 NC 6 Consumer Law Clinic in partnership with LASSD

3/15 NC 57 DA Truancy Clinic

3/23 Main 7 Civil Appellate Self-Help Workshop in partnership with California Court of Appeal, Legal Aid, and SDCBA

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Secretary’s Report: March 2017

3/29 Main 1 Tax Clinic in partnership with Legal Aid Society

3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 3/29 EC Unknown/N/A

Family Settlement Conferences in partnership with LASSD

3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 3/31 SB Unknown/N/A

Family Settlement Conferences

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Branch/Stage Description of Problem Follow Up/Comments

Main Complete 3/3/2017-MAIN LAW LIBRARY: 1105 FRONT ST., 92101: A light is out in the south stairwell - roof level.

4/6/2017-light still out, Tririga shows fixture needs to be replaced but complete. Will follow up.

Main In Process

3/15/2017-MAIN LAW LIBRARY: 1105 FRONT ST., 92101: DGS & County security support needed to run a fiber line to the Downtown Law Library. Roof access will be required, as well as safing off alarms in the proposed work areas per County Security. Alarm areas impacted per security will be: North stairwell floors 5 & 4, possibly the 3rd floor hallway, phone room and server room. Please contact Stephanie Schweter, 619.847.4894 for details on this project.

4/6/2017-project ongoing, not complete

Main In Process

3/6/2017-MAIN LAW LIBRARY: 1105 FRONT ST., 92101: The 1st floor men's room handicapped toilet seat is loose and needs to be tightened. Security reports that the screws are stripped. Originally reported in February and shows complete but seat is still loose. 3/7/2017-complete

TRIRIGA MAINTENANCE LOG Tasks

March 2017

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Secretary’s Report: March 2017

Patron Compliments & Concerns

Branch: Patron Comments: Downtown Wonderful place, clean, efficient and inviting. Helpful staff. Cost effective

option for solo practitioners. Wish I had discovered this gem years ago. ~ Joann Selleck

Date: 3/14/17

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Secretary’s Report: March 2017

Patron Incident Reports

Branch: Brief Description of Incident: Downtown Patron refused to leave the library when asked. Library staff make several

announcements warning patrons that closing time is approaching (1 hour, 30 minutes, and 10 minutes before) and a final one that the Library is closed and that patrons must exit. Patron refused to organize their material when asked. Patron was repeatedly argumentative about various things that she felt she deserved and that the Library should provide for free. Patron finally left at 6:13 after Library staff assisted her by carrying some of her papers. Patron Incident 292

Date: March 21, 2017

Police Notified?

No

Action:

Patron left building. Suspension letter prepared

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SAN DIEGO LAW LIBRARY WEB SITE STATISTICS MARCH 2017

Top GUIDES in March

Guide Views Pleading 40 Administrative Mandamus Writ 19 Appeals – Civil Appeals Guide 17 Motion to Terminate Probation 16 Clean Criminal Record 15 Family Law Discovery 15 California Briefs Collection 14

Top DOWNLOADS in March

File Description #Events Pleading Paper 807 Reduce Felony Notice 43 Reduce Felony Declaration 35 2016 Legal Referral List 32 Motion to Terminate Notice 29 Reduce Felony Points and Autho 26 Motion to Terminate Declaration 25

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