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“The federal judiciary has agreed to pay $125 million to reimburse hundreds of thousands of users of the nationwide online records system as part of a proposed settlement made public Tuesday in a long-running lawsuit aimed at reducing the cost to access court records.”
Gupta Wessler LLP@GuptaWessler11 Oct 2022
We're pleased to announce a settlement with the judiciary over PACER fees. After six years of hard-fought litigation, the plaintiffs secured a settlement under which the government must reimburse the vast majority of PACER users, 100 cents on the dollar. washingtonpost.com/politics/…

Federal court leaders agree to refund fees for online records

The federal judiciary has agreed to pay $125 million to reimburse users of the nationwide online records system as part of a proposed settlement in a lawsuit.

washingtonpost.com
Zief will be closed Monday. We will reopen at 8 am Tuesday.
Our research chat service will end at 2:30 today so our librarians can attend graduation. We'll resume our usual services Monday.
It's graduation day! Congratulations to the Class of 2022!
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Zief Library wishes you all a very happy Easter.
Reminder: Zief Library is closed today in observance of Good Friday and Easter. There will be no chat service today. Service resumes Monday.
Reminder: Zief Library closes at 6:00 pm today in observance of Holy Thursday.
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USF School of Law@usflaw11 Apr 2022
An incredible finale to our Seven Habits of Highly Successful Lawyers series with Doris Cheng '98. Prof. Cheng talked to students about the importance of pausing to reflect and reconcile in order to support growth and learning. Thank you Prof. Cheng!
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In observance of Easter, the library has special hours this week: Holy Thursday, April 14: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm Good Friday, April 15: Library closed/no chat service Sat., April 16 & Sun., April 17: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Regular hours resume Monday, April 18 usfca.law.libcal.com/hours/
It’s National Library Workers Day, and I’d like to recognize the people working hard to keep our communities reading. Thank you for all that you do! #LoveLibraryWorkers
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📢 ICYMI: Law students & #CAbarexam applicants: View the recording of this year’s #StateBarDay webinar. Hear from several #StateBarCA offices and get tips to help you better navigate your path toward licensure. Check it out: ow.ly/VS2T50IBmSR
State Bar Day: Resources, Rights, and Responsibilities for CA Law Students Pursuing Licensure

ALT State Bar Day: Resources, Rights, and Responsibilities for CA Law Students Pursuing Licensure

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It's National Library Week. Visit Zief this week for fun activities.
How hard do Supreme Court Justices work? 🤔
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Above the Law@atlblog1 Apr 2022
Navy To Name Ship After Ruth Bader Ginsburg bit.ly/3JZtBED
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📣 July 2022 #CABarExam applicants: The timely filing deadline is today. Avoid late fees! Immediate repeaters have until 5/23 to register. Apply in the Applicant Portal: ow.ly/11Nu50E0FsZ Visit our webpage for deadlines, testing centers, & more: ow.ly/FTzU50Iwzc2
Updates for July 2022 CA Bar Exam applicants.

ALT Updates for July 2022 CA Bar Exam applicants.

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Next week is National Library Week.
USF law students, faculty and staff - please come to Zief next Wednesday for a visit with our favorite therapy dog, Brixton.
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Zief Law Library will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. We'll reopen Saturday morning at 10:00 am. usfca.law.libcal.com/hours/
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The Recorder@RecorderTweets20 Oct 2021
California's Winter Bar Exam Will Be Held In Person, Supreme Court Says ift.tt/3G2pyFY
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Hey 1L's. Check out this helpful thread from a law professor on understanding the role of analysis in answering law school questions! (It's the "A" in IRAC).
Orin Kerr
@OrinKerr20 Oct 2021
A common problem 1Ls have with their exams (and therefore their grades) is not understanding the role of analysis in answers. They often won't entirely get what analysis is, and why it's the most important part of an answer. I thought I would explain how I see it. (Thread.)
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