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A2J = Access to Justice: Words and Names Matter The Law Librarians at the State Of Wisconsin Law Library know that the difference between a Legal Resource Center or…

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…or public library legal reference services and A2J (access to justice) issues: Self-Represented Litigation Network Educational Program, Wednesday, April 30 (8:30am-5:30pm) EJC links: 1) Equal Justice Conference (ABA) 2014, Portland,…

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Remember the Plum Book, an interesting current and historical document (and usually a federal policy wonk job seeker’s tool)? You can read the December 2016 edition of the Plum…

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“Net Neutrality” is not an issue of first impression: there are several decades’ worth of federal statutes, legislative history,  and administrative and regulatory laws, federal court opinions, federal-state preemption…

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…Find Oregon Appellate Court Briefs research guide, which will be updated shortly 2) Full-text Oregon appellate court briefs at the State of Oregon Law Library (SOLL) Digital Law Library website:…

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