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I’ve written before about the difference between the public perception of “library work” and the reality of working in a library. One needs to do little more than read…

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…came into work and read Tom Mighell’s Internet Legal Research Weekly (archives here) and found a Water Pipe Game. Who said lawyers and librarians, and plumbers, don’t have fun….

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…obligation,” said Stump, who has spent 10 hours in jail for the crosswalk work. Stump said he first asked the city to do the job, thinking crosswalks would get drivers’…

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…the “taste” of fine vintage wines, craft beers, spirits from local distilleries and exceptional cuisine – all while raising funds to support the important work of St. Andrew Legal Clinic….

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more: “PACER Changes Draw Ire of Attorneys, Journalists,” by Todd Ruger, Legal Times, August 26, 2014 (Google national law journal pacer if that link doesn’t work for you.) 4) “[S]ome filings…

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is a link to AG Opinions, but ….) From the Attorney General Opinions webpage? (Searching the word “wheeler” didn’t work. And a search using 2014 brought up only something as…

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