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St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio has posted Supreme Court of Texas cases on iTunes.
See Supreme Court of Texas Cases Available on St. Mary´s iTunes U by Beth Barbee (10-November-2009):
Supreme Court of Texas Cases Available on St. Mary´s iTunes U
Date: 2009-11-10     Author: Beth Barbee
Since 2006, St. Mary’s University School of Law and [...]

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USA.gov, which provides official information and services from the United States Government, has recently organized federal government blogs by subject.
Under the current organization there are 11 categories:

Business and Economics Blogs: Small business owners, economics news…
Defense and International Relations Blogs: Military, foreign policy, veterans…
Environment, Energy, and Agriculture Blogs: Agriculture, environmental protection, saving energy…
Family, Home, and Community [...]

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Following on a Legal Research Plus post of this past April 29 by Sergio Stone — The Swine Flu Outbreak and International Law — Docuticker.com has very helpfully posted a link to Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) Professor Lawrence O. Gostin’s recent (July), valuable research paper “Influenza A (H1N1) and Pandemic Preparedness Under the Rule [...]

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Free access to some two million eBooks — through August 4, 2009 — is available at the Fourth Annual World eBook Fair (underway since July 4).
See:
Resource of the Week: Roundup of Recent Posts About eBooks…and Some Kindle Stuff
Hat tip to ResourceShelf.
Cross-posted on LegalResearchPlus.

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Law Librarian Blog today features an interesting post about items missing from the U.S. National Archives, likely through employee theft.
See Missing Items from US Archive, Found Item in UK Archive.
See also the National Archives webpage Missing Historical Documents and Items.
And see the U.K. National Archives news item Lost Page of American History Found at The [...]

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The new program will enable students who pursue public service during the deferral of professional practice to access certain LexisNexis services free of charge
 
The LexisNexis ASPIRE (Associates Serving Public Interests Research) program allows qualified graduates to access a specified menu of LexisNexis services during the deferral period.  To be eligible for LexisNexis access via this [...]

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