NJSL Law Library Can Help! If you are representing yourself in a legal matter, researching information and resources from credible sources can be difficult. The Law Library of the New… Continue reading “Representing yourself in a legal matter?”
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New Jersey Legal Research Resources
Often when people need to do legal research, they are intimidated, unsure of where to start, and struggle finding information that is current and known to be from a trusted… Continue reading “New Jersey Legal Research Resources”
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The Wolters Kluwer Cheetah Legal Database is now VitalLaw
The Law Department of the New Jersey State Library (NJSL) has a number of powerful digital reference sources to make your legal research easier, faster, and accessible from a variety… Continue reading “The Wolters Kluwer Cheetah Legal Database is now VitalLaw”
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Abigail Sharp: New Jersey’s One Witch
The colonial province of New Jersey never tried anyone for witchcraft. The only legal record concerning a “witch” is the lawsuit brought by Abigail Sharp of Woodbridge, New Jersey against… Continue reading “Abigail Sharp: New Jersey’s One Witch”
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The National Consumer Law Center Digital Library can help you Know Your Rights
Eviction, Foreclosure, Repossession, Utility Shut Off, Student Loans, Bankruptcy: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!As the pandemic grinds on, many of the protections against eviction, foreclosure, and utility shut off are coming to… Continue reading “The National Consumer Law Center Digital Library can help you Know Your Rights”
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The National Consumer Law Center Digital Library can help you to Know Your Rights
Eviction, Foreclosure, Repossession, Utility Shut Off, Student Loans, Bankruptcy: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! As the pandemic grinds on, many of the protections against eviction, foreclosure, and utility shut off are coming… Continue reading “The National Consumer Law Center Digital Library can help you to Know Your Rights”