Presidential signing statements, a potent but previously little-discussed lawmaking device, have recently become the focus of fierce controversy both inside and outside the academy. The author presents an overview of the debates, identifies informational gaps that characterize the subject area, and reviews practical and policy implications for library professionals.
Source: I-Wei Wang, Reference Librarian, Berkeley (Lexis/Nexis Call for Paper Award)
Hat tip: Law Librarian Blog
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