Article: Delivery of Legal Services to Maryland Public Librarians (MSBA 2016)

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In Maryland, each year the use of public library services rises as the state’s population increases. Along with this increase in library customers, the number of people who need, but struggle to afford legal help, continues to grow. So it follows that more and more self-represented litigants find themselves in a public library. This brief article highlights how the MSBA Delivery of Legal Services Section is working with Maryland's public librarians to help them better assist members of the public who are in need of legal information. 

 

Recommended Citation: Sandy Brewer & Dave Pantzer, Delivery of Legal Services to Maryland Public Librarians, Maryland State Bar Association (May 2016).

 

Past publications can be found on the MSBA Bar Bulletin website: https://www.msba.org/for-members/publications/bar-bulletin/.

 

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Year published: 2016

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  • Sandy Brewer and Dave Pantzer

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