News & Noteworthy

Access the Restatements and the UCC Online!

Posted: Nov 03, 2022
Social Law Library members can access all of the Restatements & Principles of the Law through HeinOnline. The Restatements, Uniform Commercial Code, Model Penal Code, and many other secondary sources from ALI are available in the American Law Institute Library on HeinOnline. The Practical Lawyer series of journals (Practical Lawyer, Practical Litigator Practical Tax Lawyer, and Practical Real Estate Lawyer) are also included. Read Full Article
National Survey of State Laws now on HeinOnline

Posted: Oct 31, 2022
Newly added to our HeinOnline Collection, members can now access the National Survey of State Laws. This resource provides an interactive chart of state-by-state comparisons of current state laws. The database is updated regularly as new laws are passed or updated. It includes laws on a number of new and controversial areas of law. Read Full Article
HOW TO NAVIGATE THE BEGINNING, THE MIDDLE, AND THE END OF A FAMILY LAW APPEAL - with special book offer!

Posted: Oct 20, 2022

Tagged: Appeals Court , Appellate Practice , Child Support , Child Support Guidelines , CLE , Continuing Legal Education , continuinglegaleducation , Family and Domestic Law , family law , legal , matthewbarach , probate , Probate Court

Join our distinguished panel of an Appeals Court Justice, a Probate and Family Court Judge, and an experienced family law practitioner to learn how to best handle a family law appeal from beginning to end. Read Full Article
SOCIAL LAW…SECOND CHANCE - Criminal Case Law Update - Developments in Cyber and Digital Evidence

Posted: Oct 18, 2022
Social Law Library’s Second Chance gives you the opportunity to listen, watch and learn from our award-winning CLE events even though you missed the program. You can purchase and download the video files and print materials from the event to read and watch when it is convenient for you. Read Full Article
Trial Court Awarded Federal Grant to Improve Probationer Reentry and Employment

Posted: Oct 18, 2022

Tagged: press release , Trial Court

Trial Court Chief Justice Jeffrey A. Locke and Trial Court Administrator John A. Bello today announced that the Trial Court has received a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to support reentry education and employment outcomes for probationers. The Massachusetts Probation Service’s Office of Community Corrections will use the three-year federal grant of $900,000 to pilot the new High-Tech Career Reentry Path (HTCRP) Project. Read Full Article

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News & Noteworthy

Access the Restatements and the UCC Online!

National Survey of State Laws now on HeinOnline

HOW TO NAVIGATE THE BEGINNING, THE MIDDLE, AND THE END OF A FAMILY LAW APPEAL - with special book offer!

SOCIAL LAW…SECOND CHANCE - Criminal Case Law Update - Developments in Cyber and Digital Evidence

Trial Court Awarded Federal Grant to Improve Probationer Reentry and Employment