As the Washington, DC-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has started accepting electronic filings, now every U.S. federal appellate, district and bankruptcy court is doing so.
Please see:
All Federal Courts Now Accepting Electronic Filing
Cross-posted at Legal Research Plus.
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Carolina Academic Press (CAP), a publisher for over 20 years of titles in areas such as anthropology, archaeology, classics, criminal justice, education, history, medicine, politics, sociology, sports and law, has a convenient and useful paperback Legal Research Series covering legal research in — to date — 19 states:
The titles, authored by practitioners, law librarians and law faculty, are also all very reasonably priced at $25 or less.
See also all CAP law titles arranged by some 80 subjects.
They are located on the reference area shelves (under the bluebooks and to the right of the West Nutshell series) on the 2nd floor of the law library.
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