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The library's blog featuring legal resources, news, and updates on Texas law.
We are happy to announce that library patrons can now access HeinOnline's Voting Rights & Election Law database remotely! This new addition to the library's roster of HeinOnline databases is a great starting point for anyone interested in current and historical resources on the electoral process, political campaigns, and voting rights.
March 3rd – 9th is National Consumer Protection Week! Covering everything from debt collection to lemon laws, the library has many resources to help you learn about your rights as a consumer.
If you find yourself facing a legal problem you can’t resolve, it may be time to call a professional. Lawyers can handle a variety of issues, including divorce, child custody, estate planning, starting a business, or providing a legal defense in a lawsuit.
Hiring a lawyer can be intimidating, but we have a few pointers for getting started. Head to our Hiring an Attorney guide for a full rundown.
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Texas Law & Legislation
Constitution, statutes, rules, and Attorney General opinions.
Texas Court Rules
Rules that govern Texas court proceedings.
Historical Texas Statutes
Laws enacted 1879 – 1984.
Building Codes
Technical codes adopted by state law.
Continuing Legal Education (CLEs)
Courses from 2017 onward available as e-books.
Restrictions After a Felony Conviction
State laws affecting those with felony convictions.
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