[Classweb-users] KZ7177.I53

[Ryan Tamares]

Thanks to Pat and others who replied directly to me regarding this
question. It has been suggested that first cutter .I53 might represent
Inchoate crimes or Incitement, which seems to be inappropriate for my piece
in-hand.

Can anyone from LC (PSD?) weigh in on this question?

Thanks in advance,

Ryan

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*Ryan Tamares*
*Head of Collection Services — Robert Crown Law Library*
*Stanford Law School*

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On Fri, Sep 7, 2018 at 11:55 AM Patricia Sayre-McCoy <psm1 at uchicago.edu>
wrote:

> I think someone made a mistake. Looking at the schedule it doesn't look as
> if this classification is double-cuttered; it looks as if it's an ordinary
> A-Z cuttering by main entry (or whatever we're calling it now). So
> KZ7177.H38 looks better. I can't figure out what the .I53 stands for
> either. Other cutters in that classification are A87G67 (Atrocity speech
> law / Gregory S. Gordon) and 4 other titles beginning with Incitement and
> cuttered .I53I53 or .I53T56. It's a mystery.
> Pat
>
>
> Patricia Sayre-McCoy
> Head of Metadata Services
> D’Angelo Law Library
> University of Chicago
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> Subject: [Classweb-users] KZ7177.I53
>
> To the collective:
>
> The title *Hate politics law* (LCCN  2017052993) just made its way to my
> cataloging queue, and LC has classed this at KZ7177.I53. ClassWeb indicates
> KZ7177.A-Z, Other crimes against humanity or war crimes, A-Z. Although
> there are a few other titles classed in the LC catalog under KZ7177.I53,
> it's unclear to me why the first cutter is .I53, as all the LC titles have
> first subject heading Hate crimes — Law and legislation or some variation
> thereof.
>
> Should another cutter be used for such titles?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Ryan Tamares
>
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