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Art and Artists and the Law
Search Results for: label/Boolean Searching
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UPDATED: How to Find a Case Online – using Free resources
…of interest, when I tried the above search, only one of the top ten results was from an Oregon court, and the citation I was searching for was not among the results. I…
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Free 30-day Password to Fastcase (Oregonians only)
…a lot of applications, your database searching skills will be considered in determining eligibility, but curiosity and aptitude will be also. This trial is NOT for the novice. I do…
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Lexis and Westlaw Search Syntax Comparison and Cheat Sheet
While playing around with our newly installed OSB BarBooks database and came across this mysterious Boolean search: variable: 4 and weights:7 While waiting for the answer to reveal itself,…
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When is it criminal neglect to leave your children alone?
See recent updates (e.g. 2/10/11 ), but also click on the Home Alone label in the sidebar or the bottom of this post. Some of the most frequently…
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Update to “Leaving Children Home Alone in Oregon”
See recent update ( 2/10/11 ), but also click on the Home Alone label at the bottom of this post. In addition to my new Kids Home Alone in…
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Leaving Children Home Alone (in Oregon) – Update
See recent updates (e.g. 2/10/11 , 6/15/09 ), but also click on the Home Alone label in the sidebar. Some who just left me a Comment on…
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Oregon Babysitting, Home-Alone: Parents, Teens, and Children and the Law
See recent updates (e.g. 2/10/11, 6/15/09 ), but also click on the Home Alone label in the sidebar. The most frequently sought and read posts here at this…
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A Human Book, not an eBook: What if You Could Borrow a Legal Scholar (from your library) for an Hour?
…prejudice I feel is invisible. It’s more a stigma attached to the label,” Langley said in a telephone interview from the university campus. “We’re thought of as evil, callous and…