A Law Library Near You!

If you are in need of legal information, begin with your public library and find out more about the public law libraries in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts associated with the Massachusetts Trial Court System. There are 17 Trial Court Law Libraries across the state. The closest one to Newton is located in Dedham in the Registry of Deeds building across from the Norfolk County Courthouse. Click on this link for more information and to begin your research http://www.lawlib.state.ma.us/. The Norfolk Law Library re-opened its doors yesterday, September 27, 2010 in Dedham, having moved from their location in Norwood.

How To Open a New Book | LISNews:

How To Open a New Book | LISNews:

Are schools still starting the school year teaching students how to open a new book? My school teachers in the early years used to show us the proper way to open our new text books. Now we would probably add a lesson on how to operate your new e-reader!

Getting Legal Help in Massachusetts

Thanks to a mini-grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, information about getting Legal Help in Massachusetts is now available on one convenient bookmark. Available now in template form, download from a choice of reproducing the bookmark in color or black & white, in our original generic design, or customized with your library's name and contact information. One link is through MassLegalHelp.org http://www.masslegalhelp.org/help2. Scroll down to the category Human Services Workers. There is great looking poster to download, too.

New Book by Supreme Court Justice

Heard this morning (9/13/10) on WGBH radio an interview with Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, discussing his new book, Making Our Democracy Work: A Judge's View. He speaks about applying the concepts of 18th century thinking to our current issues. Add your name to the wait list: Request Save to My Lists Add to Bag MARC Display Limit/Sort Search
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Title
Making our democracy work : a judge's view / by Stephen Breyer.
Author
Breyer, Stephen G., 1938-
Publication Info.
New York : Alfred A. Knopf, c2010.
Description
p. cm.
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4 holds on first copy returned of 1 copy