The interesting thing is that I just got a similar (maybe the same)
letter from a TX inmate requesting copies of five cases: Massey v.
Moore, Osborn v. Bank of U.S., Pacific R.R. of Mo. v. Mo. Pac. R.R.,
Peyton v. Rowe and Pruett v. Texas. Are these the same ones requested
by your inmate?
The letter I received was addressed to the County Clerk, but obviouslly
intended for the law library......curious, eh?
Beecher
>>> "Gail Corey" <gcorey@co.klamath.or.us> 3/18/04 10:39:08 AM >>>
I have received a letter from a prisoner in Huntsville requesting case
law, because of what he characterizes as the limited legal holdings
available to him. Is there a State of Texas law library I can refer the
person to? I can't do it for him here in Oregon, but would like to give
him an informative reply. Surely Texas has some means for prisoners to
get case law without asking other states for help?
Gail Corey
Klamath County Law Library
126 S. Third Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Phone 541-883-5128
Fax 541-885-3624
Beecher Ellison
Law Librarian
Josephine County Law Library
500 NW Sixth Street
Grants Pass OR 97526
(541) 474-5488
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