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Pocket Part

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An addition to many lawbooks that updates them until a new edition is published.

A pocket part is located inside the back cover of the book. A legal researcher should always consult it to ensure that the most current law is examined.
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To keep them current for research, they are updated by supplements or pocket parts or are in looseleaf form.
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Whether you are starting from a rule or a statute, go first to the pocket part of Florida Statutes Annotated for the latest case law.
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