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jjj
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2751 posts		 29-Jun-02, 00:38 AM (PST)
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"NOLO - The Internet Resource for Criminal Law"
 
   Got busted? Yeah, me too

Well, you can't change your past because you are not God. Have a drink and be relax, then take a look at this web site - most of your quesitons will be answered.
http://www.nolo.com/lawcenter/index.cfm/catID/3900BEB2-2599-4E9F-B5F09F0DF3E33C7B

Hope this help,
JJJ in East Bay

P.S. Special Thanks to Kwanz & BadKat for letting me know about this web site.

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8448 posts		 30-Jun-02, 01:22 AM (PST)
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1. "RE: NOLO - The Internet Resource for Criminal Law"
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   I've been a fan of NOLO for many years. An excellent resource.


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2. "RE: NOLO - The Internet Resource for Criminal Law"
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   Nolo Press is an outstanding resource and I advise all of the Paralegals doing internships in my office to read their materials and publications on a wide array of subjects. I'm just "chiming in" to say that many of these Nolo books are available in the Public Library but you will find a great many more in your County Law Library which is open to public. The downside of the County Law Library is that you cannot check a book out unless you are a Law Student or member of the Bar. You can also ask the Law Librarian for "specific" Treatises or Law Journals, etc. that pertain to whatever situation you may find yourself in.

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