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This document discusses efforts in Minnesota to train public librarians to assist patrons with legal information needs. It provides an overview of the access to justice movement and why law librarians want to involve public librarians. It then outlines Minnesota's specific efforts which include training from the Minnesota Association of Law Libraries and county law libraries, as well as upcoming webinars and a grant to teach public librarians how to find and use legal resources while avoiding the unauthorized practice of law.
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