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Attorney's Lounge Now has Internet Access

By Tom Lincoln

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The District Court has today sent out a Notice that it is now providing free internet access in the Attorney's Lounge.  That is very good news. But like the spoiled kid who can never be satisfied, I can only wait for the Courtrooms to have WiFi or some other internet connection. After all, a lot of money was spent in making all the courtrooms have much of the latest tech-tools, so why not take the final step?

Full post as published by Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers on December 01, 2004 (boomark / email).

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