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Caveat: I am not a law cataloger. I am just going by examination of the records and the RDA toolkit.
The NARs still under Laws, etc. (Compiled statuses) are all coded as AACR2 records. The use of “Laws, etc.” is an AACR2 practice which appears to have been discontinued with RDA. 6.19.2.5.1 indicates that we should prefer the official
short title or citation title of the compilation, if available, which is probably why “Code of Iowa” was chosen for the new NAR. The NARs coded as AACR2 should be edited and brought up to RDA standard, with the title based on the new RDA-compliant form represented
by n 82097757.
Steve McDonald
From: Program for Cooperative Cataloging [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Lasater, Mary Charles
Sent: Thursday, May 4, 2017 8:08 AM
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Subject: [PCCLIST] FW: Code of Iowa
I need ‘advice’ on how to manage the many access points in our ILS.
The following change is on the monthly update list…
(DLC) n 82097757
PREVIOUS AUTHORITY RECORD
040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dMH
110 1 $aIowa.$tLaws, etc. (Compiled statutes)
410 1 $aIowa.$tCode of Iowa
CHANGED AUTHORITY RECORD
035 $a(OCoLC)oca00794338
040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dMH$dMoSU-L
110 1 $aIowa.$tCode of Iowa
368 $aStatutes and codes$2lcgft
410 1 $wnnea$aIowa.$tLaws, etc. (Compiled statutes)
There are authority records (still) under Iowa. Laws, etc. (Compiled statutes)..
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Iowa. Code of Iowa, 1973 |
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Iowa. Code of Iowa, 1985 |
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Iowa. Code of Iowa, 1987 |
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I wish we had a law cataloger that could advise on this. The bibs for
works published after 1981 all have the 245… Code of Iowa, [date]. I’m wondering whether it makes sense to simply remove the 240’s for those.
Our browse index looks like:
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What would you advise?
Mary Charles Lasater
Vanderbilt (for a few more days)