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People's Law School - Feb. 23, 2008
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Q:  What is People's Law School (PLS)?
A:  A program that provides free legal information to the public.

Q:  Who provides the legal information?
A:  Local lawyers volunteer their time to provide legal information on topics that might be important and interesting to the general public.

Q:  Who sponsors PLS?
A:  PLS is sponsored by the Austin Bar Association and the Lawyer Referral Service of Central Texas in partnership with the University of Texas School of Law and the lawyer volunteers who provide their time and expertise.

Q:  Where is it held?
A:  It is held every February-the last Saturday-at UT School of Law.

Q:  What about registration?
A:  It is free to attend. You are encouraged to register online; however, registration is not necessary, and walk-ups are welcome.

Q:  What about parking?
A:  Parking is free in the San Jacinto Parking Garage (accessible from San Jacinto and Trinity Streets) on the UT campus. After parking, exit on Trinity Street to reach the Law School. Click here for a map and directions.

Q:  Can I get legal advice for my particular question?
A:  No. This is an informational session only with time for general questions and answers at the end of each classroom session. The lawyers will NOT be able to meet with you on an individual basis. If you need to speak with lawyer to get legal advice, call the Lawyer Referral Service at 472-8303 for assistance locating a lawyer.

Q:  How can I get more information about PLS?
A:  You may call the Austin Bar Association at 472-0279 for more information. Click here for a list of classes.

Q.  What if I need special accomodations?
A.  The location is ADA compliant for wheelchairs. If you need a deaf interpreter, please contact the Austin Bar Association by Thursday, Feb. 7 so arrangements can be made. 

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