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…there was a terrific little article from NC Law Blog, the Inter Alia’s October 22nd Blawg of the Day pick, on a mediator’s dilemma with self-represented litigants. “Cruel to be…

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“LAW IN POPULAR CULTURE: Producers seek ‘everyday lawyer’ to host reality TV show,” Mar 10, 2014, by Victor Li “…. Now, Los Angeles-based production company GRB Entertainment is aiming…

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All,” 10/18/12 You can also link directly to the  Self Represented Litigation Network (SRLN), another organization for legal service providers. They work with courts, legal aid service providers, public law…

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…COVID-19 pandemic. In this webinar, two law librarians highlight the most common civil legal issues they are seeing, provide guidance on key ways for public libraries to respond to civil…

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Not all pro se litigants make it through to an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court, but some do, like Jim Lubischer and his neighbors in Orenco. The…

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…bench-bar dilemma. Even if you solve the authenticity and and copyright problems (and we’re nowhere near doing that), what are we going to do about the Supreme Court? See, “Final…

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