You do not need a technical background to be a part of the Legal Computer Society.  The LCS promotes discussion of legal computing issues while offering services to the student body at large.  The LCS is currently responsible for the maintenance of the LCS web page, which is designed to keep students informed of organizational and computer-related legal news.  We need your ideas on how to make the Internet work for law students in the new millennium.  In the coming year we hope to enhance the school's video conferencing ability in order to get more law firms interested in Tech Law students.  We are also developing a plan to better-track Tech Law graduates in order to improve the school's ranking.  Our most challenging goal is to publish as many Tech Law students' resumes as we can to increase exposure to potential employers.

The LCS also promotes the free exchange of outlines.  We rely on students to donate the outlines so we can make them readily accessible to everyone on our outlines download page.  We ask that any outlines submitted be with the permission of the author, preferably in Word Perfect format, and saved on a diskette for our convenience.  See the Outlines page for more information on how to submit an outline.

Our dues are $10 per year.  First-year students may pay $25 for a three-year membership. With membership, you can receive a Tech Law license plate frame for only $2.50 (regular price, $5.00).  Additionally, if you donate five outlines on disk that we do not already have, your membership is free!  E-mail us for more information.

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