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South Carolina Attorney General Opinions

By Terrye Conroy

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The SC Attorney General Opinions had disappeared from the office?s website, which made this Public Services/Reference Librarian very unhappy. Well, at least the current (2007-2008) ones are back via a link for Opinions on the SC Attorney General?s Homepage. Perhaps next we could make the opinions going back to 1959 free and accessible to SC citizens. Those able to subscribe to Westlaw, Lexis or Casemaker (attorneys) can access them with their subscription. SC lawyers get Casemaker with their bar dues. (Post-Terrye) 

Full post as published by Cocky Law Blawg on February 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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