I believe that's the reasoning behind our practice too. You never know if a publisher is going to put all the needed info on the front.

 

On 7/15/2010 at  9:45 AM, Clement Lau <cclau@UBALT.EDU> wrote:

We property/date stamp each piece to help patrons/staff to identify the currency of the supplements.


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To all the law libraries out there: When you check-in pocket parts, do you property stamp each piece or just put them in the books "as is?"

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