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Phonies, Scammers, and Maybe Worse: False Sex Offender Accusation
give free, unmonitored, access to private spaces. The law (and law enforcement) can’t do too much to stop these crimes from occurring before the fact, so use your common sense,…
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Consumer Reports (Magazine) Free, Online and the Google Insights Service
…draw): 1) Most people still don’t know that they have access to free online Consumer Reports through their public libraries. 2) Libraries could make better on their web sites of…
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How Do I Find Federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Briefs?
a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Library is located, you may have a few other options. You may also have access to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth…
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Check Your Oregon Voter Registration Online
to receive a ballot,” Bradbury said. “It’s easy, secure and removes any lingering concerns they may have about their registration. The link to access “Am I Registered to Vote?” can…
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Oregon Revised Statutes, Copyright Dispute, and Legal Research
Jack Bogs Blog points us to a NYT story, the latest on public access to law and the Oregon dispute: He fought the law and … he won. I…
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Free 30-day Password to Fastcase (Oregonians only)
of the Fastcase database? Heretofore, keyword searching of case law for most jurisdictions was available only to people with access to (usually fairly pricey) subscription-only legal research databases. Did you…
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Free Online Legal Research Database: Public Library of Law (PLoS)
We love all the hoopla about Public Resource dot com and their commitment to making the law accessible to all, without cost (or too many bells and whistles we…
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Oregon Courts Remain Open on Fridays (except for March 13)
…outlets, radio, TV, newspaper, and online. See the Legislature’s press release about this good news. This good news also means regular access to county law libraries located in courthouses. Those…
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Oregon (and other State) Courts: Official Dictionary
…whole family of the publisher’s dictionaries. If you work for the State of Oregon, you may have access to the online version as part of the state’s subscription plan, which…