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CIVIL RIGHTS LAW         CONTRACT LAW               CRIMINAL LAW          EXPUNGEMENTS 2nd Edition
EMPLOYMENT LAW EMPLOYEE RIGHTS         TRIAL LAW                   OTHER LAW FILES

You must review two of the  MOST IMPORTANT  books in  LAWtoday!

"Expungements 2nd Edition" - Freedom from the Disability of a Legal Record
"Defending Your Employee Rights"- The Ultimate Employee Survival Guide

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The Pro Se Resource Page  

Visit these sites for some excellent legal resources. You must visit this site!

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www.OUTLAWSLEGAL.com

WWW.OUTLAWSLEGAL.COM is the site dedicated to those that are willing and able to stand for their legal rights. They offer a collection of legal guides for those of us that know they can help themselves and not wish to be a vicitim a second time  when they seek legal help from those they trust.

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Bouvier's Law	Dictionary and Reference
The Bouvier Law Dictionay remains the basis for the interpetation of Law since the founding of the American nation. In questions of law regarding legal definitions from that period it remains the final arbiter of any disputed interpetation of that law.
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      First Get These Free Legal Forms, Law Reference Books and Downloads

Federal Rules of Evidence (you must get This)
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure(you must get this)
Free forms for all the Rules of Discovery and Disclosure under FRCP 26-37 (you must get this)
Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure
Rules of the United States Supreme Court
Uniform Commercial Code-Part I
Uniform Commercial Code 2B
Download Acrobat Reader 4.0 for FRE, FRCP, and UCC
Federal Appellate Review Procedure - For appealing U.S. District Court orders, death penalty, writ of mandamus, habeus corpus and other relief.
Federal Informal Appeal Brief Form for Pro Se
How to Avoid Dismissal of Your Case as a Pro Se for Filing Flaws

Liberty Library of Constitutional Classics (all free)

Special note: Nearly all American common law is based on English common law. Some law also come from Spanish and French origins from their respective former colonies. Legal scholars, attorneys and judges  regularly cite cases in their legal briefs from these cases. Very important references. Follow link below.

Excellent Collection of Legal Documents- All can be cited in court briefs.

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Then Learn to Use thse Law Research Sites: FEDERAL LEGAL INFORMATION SOURCES