F. Tim Knight of Osgoode Hall Law Library has published KF Modified and the Classification of Canadian Common Law, 34 Canadian Law Library Review no. 5 (2009).
Here is the abstract:
This article was inspired by a previous article written by Vincent DeCaen in an earlier issue of CLLR. It explores classification, the different approaches taken by KF Modified and LC Class KE, and the role KF Modified has had in organizing collections in Canadian law libraries. It argues that there is no right or wrong way to classify legal resources and suggests that KF Modified can benefit cataloguing workflow and is well suited to both the Canadian and common law library environments.
Tags: Canadian Law Library Review, F Tim Knight, KF Classification Modified, Legal classification, Legal knowledge representation, Library of Congress Classification KE, Library of Congress Classification KF
