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Pro Se Criminal Defense v Defense Attorneys: The Criminal Appeal blog has an interesting post about the article, “Defending the Right to Self-representation: An Empirical Look at the Pro…

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…Legal Research blog. Justia offered pro bono website (Drupal) and blog (WordPress) design, security, and hosting support (and lots of other encouragement) as one of their Public Interest and Pro…

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…passengers. It supports a Flyers Rights Hotline. From Flyers Rights About page: “FlyersRights.org has developed a comprehensive Airline Passenger Bill of Rights 2.0 with over 30 pro-consumer, pro-airline competition proposals…

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The Victim Rights Law Center (VRLC) is offering training on Oregon’s new sexual assault protection order and civil remedies for sexual assault survivors.* Dec. 3, 2014: 4 to 5:45…

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DO PRO SE DEFENDANTS HAVE A RIGHT TO LAW LIBRARY ACCESS?: The United States Supreme Court held 10/31/05 ( in Kane v. Garcia Espitia, No. 04-1538, an unsigned per…

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On the LibraryLaw blog: Child pornography is NOT free speech: Excerpt (and do read the comments): “Critical point for all libraries: Child pornography is NOT protected free speech….

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See The Untapped Potential of Public Libraries to Help Close the Justice Gap for the full article and a link to the white paper. Oregon’s public county law libraries already provide…

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…reference book for myself, to lend to a researcher looking at a new research site or tool, and for our motivated self-represented litigants who need free or low-cost legal research…

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