Berkeley Law professor Bob Berring has been at the forefront of discussions about the classification and definition of the law as a librarian, teacher and thought leader in the legal profession.
In this post, we bring you Berring’s response – from an interview we did with him – to a question about that that came in via our @westlaw Twitter account.
It’s from @richards1000 and deals with today’s definitions of legal categories and the conceptual structure of the law:
Here is Berring’s response, which is something that he says his colleagues think he’s “nuts” for thinking:
A week ago, we highlighted some intriguing advice Berring had for reference librarians. Look for more from our interview with him on some other topics in upcoming posts here on Legal Current.
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