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This Research Guide is designed to give public patrons an overview of how to use the North Carolina Central University School of Law Law Library for legal research. There are tabs on the top of each page that will direct you to online and print resources.
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Representing yourself in a lawsuit can be both challenging and rewarding. Findlaw's article on self-representation answers many questions on what to expect in the self-litigation process.Click on the link below to access the article.