[Prodev] Moderated listserv for services to prisoners

[Katherine Nachod]

Dear Madeline and others:

I hope I did not mislead you when I said that I sometimes forward =
letters to our clinics. In general, the clients that the clinics take on =
must be referred by a court, although we do have special programs like =
Project for Older Prisoners (POPS) which take direct requests. However, =
I do often get guidance from our clinics in dealing with requests that =
are beyond our scope.=20

Also, I forgot to mention that in general I do not fulfill requests from =
out-of-state prisoners, since I figure that they should be the =
responsibility of a nearer library. I do respond to such letters, =
though,  and let them know our policy. And I make exceptions if the =
prisoners needs something Louisiana related.

Katie

Katherine B. Nachod
Government Documents/Microforms Librarian
Tulane Law Library
6329 Freret Street
New Orleans, LA 70118-6231
(504)865-5994
knachod@law.tulane.edu


-----Original Message-----
From: Madeline Hebert [mailto:llhebe@lsu.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 2:58 PM
To: prodev@aallnet.org
Subject: [Prodev] Moderated listserv for services to prisoners


I am interested in finding out more about law schools with clinics
providing pro bono services to prisoners.  Does your law school have =
such a
clinic or clinics?

Madeline Hebert
Senior Reference Librarian
Paul M. Hebert Law Center
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA   70803-1010
ph:  225-578-4952
fax:  225-578-5773
llhebe@lsu.edu


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