[blindlaw] Introduction

[Shannon L. Dillon]

Hi Anil:

I was able to get Blacks Law Dictionary on disk from my lawschool bookstore. 
  I installed it and it was pretty accessible.  That was a few years ago, 
but if you have a conveniently located bookstore, it might be a good, quick 
option.



SHANNON L. DILLON





>From: "Anil Lewis, NFBGA" <alewis at nfbga.org>
>Reply-To: NFBnet Blind Law Mailing List <blindlaw at nfbnet.org>
>To: <blindlaw at nfbnet.org>
>Subject: [blindlaw] Introduction
>Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2007 19:13:54 -0400
>
>Well, I finally did it.  I started law school this week.  I attend 
>part-time evening classes.  Contract Law, Property Law, Legal Bibliography, 
>and Research, Writing and Advocacy (RWA).  Had to hit the ground running, 
>and I need some help.  Does anyone know of an accessible law dictionary?  
>Other than RFB&D and BookShare, is there any other service I should 
>subscribe to for accessible textbooks?  I would also appreciate any 
>miscellaneous advice that you may feel would be helpful for a first year 
>law school student.
> 
>Thanks,
> 
>Anil
> 
>Mr. Anil Lewis, President
>"Mentoring The Blind Leaders Of Tomorrow"
>National Federation of the Blind of Georgia
>315 West Ponce De Leon Avenue
>Suite 603
>Decatur, Georgia 30030
>(404 371-1000 (Voice)
>(404) 371-1002  (Fax)
>alewis mailto:alewis at NFBGA.ORG @NFBGA.ORG


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