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The Bibliographic Guide to Law is a nonjournal print reference for book, nonbook and serial titles on law. Listing some 22,000 items catalogued during 1995 by the Library of Congress, it provides bibliographic information essential in locating hard-to-find titles. All aspects of law are covered including law of the US (federal law, common and collective state law, law of individual states, law of individual cities), international law, diplomacy, international arbitration, world peace, international organizations (peace movements, League of Nations, United Nations, arbitration treaties, international courts), criminology (crimes, offenses, penology) and forensic medicine. Related subjects such as banking, insurance, estate planning, taxation, crime and pension plans are also included.