text: Know Your Rights: People's Law School scheduled for April 7 - Houston Chronicle
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  Know Your Rights: People's Law School scheduled for April 7
  Once again, it is time for the "People's Law School." This is a chance to learn more about your legal rights, and have fun at the same time.
  On April 7, the Center for Consumer Law at the University of Houston Law Center, with the sponsorship of the Houston Bar Association, will host more than 40 volunteer lawyers, judges, and law professors teaching courses in 14 areas of law.
  The People's Law School is designed to give useful information about legal rights. Best of all, it is absolutely free. Classes will be held from 9 a.m. to noon at the UH Law Center.
  There will be classes in business law, bankruptcy, employment, insurance, consumer law, credit and debt collection, wills and estates, family law, insurance law, landlord tenant law, small claims court, and how to deal with an attorney. There will even be a class on how to find the law on the Internet, and a course on juvenile law.
  Each person may choose three classes to attend. Every class will be taught by a different instructor, so feel free to take a class twice if you are really interested in the subject matter.
  Know Your Rights: People's Law School is April 8
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  Registration set for People's Law School
  All of the classes will be taught by volunteer lawyers, judges, and law professors from the Houston area. Volunteer law students and members of the University of Houston Law Center staff also will be available to help.
  More than 25,000 people who have attended the People's Law School in the past have discovered that when it comes to the law, knowledge really is power.
  The People's Law School won't make you an attorney, but it will help you settle disputes and avoid problems. Whether you are buying a car, preparing a will, dealing with a debt collector or in a dispute with your neighbor, knowing your legal rights can make a difference.
  Although there is no charge for the People's Law School, you must pre-register to attend. Registration is limited to the first 1,000 people. To register by mail, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to: