SAVE THE LITCHFIELD SUPERIOR COURT LIBRARY

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   Name: Susan Scoville on Jan 13, 2010

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   Name: Mary Ann Veenstra on Jan 13, 2010

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   Name: Mary Ann Krivicky on Jan 13, 2010

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   Name: Jean Kincaid-Ross on Jan 13, 2010

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   Name: Nancy Marcove on Jan 13, 2010

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   Name: Lawson L. Ward on Jan 13, 2010

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   Name: Karen Yeltema on Jan 13, 2010

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   Name: David W. Lang on Jan 13, 2010

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   Name: Elizabeth Collins on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Tina Panik on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Pamela Clifford on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: John Nann on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Patricia Wiggin on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Cynthia Goldman on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Cesar Zapata on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Mary Ellen Lomax-Bellare on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Margaret Borchers on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Camilla Tubbs on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Jonathan C. Stock on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Sheila Hammond-Todd on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Lori Strickler on Jan 13, 2010

    Comments: As a judicial intern while in law school in Massachusetts, I spent many hours in the courthouse law library researching my assignments. Such libraries are important places not only for courthouse staff but also for pro se litigants who have nowhere else to turn for this type of information as the legal collections of local public libraries are very sparse, at best. I am currently a law firm librarian and still find myself turning to our local courthouse library to supplement the materials in our small firm library quite frequently.

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    Name: Darcy Kirk on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Barbara J. Bentley on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Heather Savino on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Barbaranne Warner on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Jon T. Ferrier, Attorney And Mediator on Jan 13, 2010

    Comments: I'm a former Family Court Referee here in Michigan, where we have many self-represented litigants; access to law and information is crucial not only to their ability to effectively represent themselves, but it also saves the court time and money to have those appearing before it afforded maximum opportunity to know what they are doing. The law is the people's, not the government's, and the government should not be restricting the people's access to their laws, especially in family law cases, which impact practically everyone.

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    Name: Jo-Anne Giammattei on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Evelyn Ma on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Mike Widener on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Liliane McClenning on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Anne Myers on Jan 13, 2010

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    Name: Marie Spratlin Hasskarlm on Jan 14, 2010

    Comments: Please do not close these crucial branches.

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    Name: Jane Connolly on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: James A Kincaid on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Sharon B. Clapp on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Linda Scaia on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Astoria Ridley on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Dennis P Cronin on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Katherine Webster-O'Keefe on Jan 14, 2010

    Comments: The removal of our county's only law library will give Litchfield County the dubious distinction of being the only county in Connecticut without access to a law library. This decision shows a complete disregard for the citizens of Litchfield County.

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    Name: Douglas Malerba on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Valerie Grimm, JD. MLIS on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Nicholas Roman on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Alice Pentz on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Betty Ambler on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Nancy Abbey on Jan 14, 2010

    Comments: we have a responsibility as humans and as citizens to help the underprivileged. Closing this library is closing a door to justice for them.

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    Name: Jocelyn Miller on Jan 14, 2010

    Comments: Law libraries provide a crucial service not only for people who use them in person, but for public and academic (college) reference librarians who refer patrons to more knowledgeable staff at the law libraries.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 14, 2010

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    Name: Louise C. Tucker on Jan 14, 2010

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