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There are literally hundreds of books, pamphlets, & articles which seek to help non-lawyers help themselves. This revised, second edition, can help overcome the dilemma faced by the non-lawyer in determining which of these sources is best suited for their particular need. This book is also invaluable to any acquisitions librarian in helping to determine the best self-help books on the market for the non-lawyer.

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The title says it all. This list of "self-help" law books for nonspecialists updates Frank Houdek's Law for the Layman: An Annotated Bibliography of Self-Help Law Books (1991), originally published in looseleaf format. This second edition presents materials published from 1990 through March 1, 1996. The bibliography has two sections, "General/Comprehensive Works" and "Subject Specific Works." Subjects run the gamut, "AIDS" to "Workers' Compensation." Entries in each subsection are listed alphabetically by author and are flagged as either general or state entries. Nearly 100 subjects are listed in the table of contents, where asterisks indicate which subjects contain state entries. There are indexes by author, title, and state jurisdiction, and the "List of Publishers" gives addresses and telephone numbers. Highly recommended for public library self-help collections. L. H. Cherepon; St. John's University (NY)