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Anonymous  +  424035 Wed, 26 Sep 07 09:55 PM
FYI - TransLegal has launched a new FREE resource for teachers. It is called LETS (Legal English Teaching Support) and can be found at www.translegal.com. It provides law summaries, FAQs, authentic commercial documents, and research links. You'll find the LETS page under "Teacher Resources" on the Translegal site. It looks like a very good resource for anyone teaching Legal English!
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