In this column Mr. Hwang tries to explain several ways for you to get that access OFFLINE for the local communities around Memphis. He will explain other ONLINE useful materials in another essay. He can’t give you cash for your daily life, but he can share with you what he knows. That’s the way he thinks he can contribute to American society or to the local communities around Memphis, TN, AR, and MS.

One of the best ways to absorb any kind of knowledge is to read books in that genre. There are some libraries when you can try to go to for any topic that you want to know. The information in this column is not for legal professionals, but for the general public around Memphis.

First, you can go to Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library. Its address is 3030 Poplar Ave, Memphis, TN 38111. Its phone number is (901) 415-2700. There are a lot of books there. Anybody can go. It is free. It is funded by taxpayers and operated by their money.

Second, you can try to go to Cordova Branch Library. Its address is 8457 Trinity Rd, Cordova, TN 38018. Its phone number is (901) 415-2764. They even have the book of Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure there at the library, which Mr. Hwang couldn’t see at the libraries of Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library or University of Memphis.

The litigations are not cheap in the United States because of the high level of legal costs. They can or may be actually quite expensive not only the legal costs themselves but also the lengthiness and lack of formula or fixed form of litigations. The fact that this library has the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure may mean or represent that there were local residents who were affluent enough to pay for the legal costs when they got angry, upset, or furious (not just angry to some degree but very or extremely angry in their lifetime).

Third, you can try to go to Barnes & Noble near Wolfchase Galleria in Bartlett, TN. Its address is 2774 N Germantown Pkwy, Memphis, TN 38133. Its phone number is (901) 386-2468. There is no specialized legal section at the bookstore, but the small part is called “Reference” section. The bookstore is a commecial one, so it has practical books for general public than academic books for scholars or university students. You may find one of the books in the very small section may be useful for your case or need because they are practical.

Fourth, it’s the time to talk about the library of University of Memphis. It is called Ned R. McWherter Library. Its address is 126 Ned Mcwherter Library, Memphis, TN 38152. Its phone number is (901) 678-2205. It is a university library, so the books there are more academic ones for academic purposes rather than practical ones for marketing purposes in the book market or in the publishing industry.

Legal books are located on the third floor in the library in the university. The legal topics vary from american legal system to real estate, contract, tort, business, insurance, family, to criminal law, its procedure and Constitution. There are great academic legal books there. With picking up only one book in the section, you can have broad and concise understanding about legal landscape in the sector or situation which you want or need to understand.

Fifth, the law school library of University of Memphis is the highest peak among the legal materials around Memphis. Its address is 1 N Front St, Memphis, TN 38103. Its address is (901) 678-2426. It is the library in Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law which is located on the downtown in Memphis.

This library is not for the general public, but for law school students who are going to be legal professionals. Attorneys, scholars, and researchers can use this library, too. Even local residents or visitors can go to the library IF they have permissions to get in on a specific day. You need to have permission to use this library. It is called Public Access.

Mr. Hwang has been there with the permission. The books are professional ones. So they may fit only those who have real cases which ended up (or will do) evolving real and serious litigations.

Sixth, you can try to go to and check one of your nearby libraries or bookstores. Just go and check things there. You can start there. If you cannot find any interesting or useful thing to you at all, then you can try to go further according to the information and experience in this writing. Almost every communities in the U.S. have a library nearby whether it is small or big.

If you already have any legal issue, we feel sorry about that. But that’s life. If you don’t have any yet. Congratulations! But that doesn’t mean that you’re not going to have one in your lifetime. Mankind doesn’t like war or crime. But the history of mankind shows that those national tragedies, social problems, and indivisual suffering and frustrations continued, continue, and will continue in the human societies.

So does dispute. It continued, continues, will continue in human societies. Legal dispute and even lawsuits are ever-present, perdurable, and imperishable in any communities in any societies. Litigations are the evolved form of solutions for such VEHEMENT DISPUTE in the process of the development and stabilization of the human civilization during the entire human history. Litigations are CIVILIZED ways of resolving indivisual issues or social problems.

Memphis is not the exception. And you are not the exception, either. It will not be about IF, but it will about WHEN in your lifetime.

And what kind of…

Written by Mr. Hwang

The Memphis Times
www.memphistimes.org

Published: May 18, 2022

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