hey quick question someone find me a specific public act from 1887 on heinonline so I don’t lose my goddamn mind
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hey quick question someone find me a specific public act from 1887 on heinonline so I don’t lose my goddamn mind
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Free Public Access to Federal Materials On Guide To Law Online, by Sabrina I. Pacifici, BeSpacific Blog
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There’s more here than you think. Executive, judicial, federal, legislative, state, legal guides, and general sources. Definitely worth a look. -CCE
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Texas Bar Now Has Fastcase and Casemaker.
Texas Bar Now Has Fastcase and Casemaker.
Texas State Bar Adds Fastcase Alongside Casemaker, by Greg Lambert, Three Geeks and a Law Blog
http://www.geeklawblog.com/2014/06/texas-state-bar-adds-fastcase-alongside.html
As the saying goes, ’Everything’s bigger in Texas.’ That phrase also applies to the State Bar membership benefits. The State Bar of Texas has agreed to add Fastcase as a member benefit on top of its already existing…
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