…search function 2) Blawsearch at Justia has a simple and effective search engine for blog keyword searching. For example, from the Blawgsearch page: a) Enter these words, Oregon bankruptcy b)…
…Law Library website). When searching public records, I like to start with free sources, and posted recently this about Skip Tracing training at the King County Law Library (KCLL)….
…portion of the Fastcase database, and is offered freely by their owners. Heretofore, keyword searching of case law for most jurisdictions was available only to people with access to (usually…
…consult the resources listed below. 3) Oregon State Laws: ORS and case law searching (visit your local library for books on researching case law) or, in the meantime, use one…
While searching for information on Arthur Leff’s classic, “Swindling & Selling,” my hyperlink tracks led me to wikihow ( and How to Import Old Public Domain Books to wikihow)…
…all sorts of bill searching options. Then you can track its path through Committees, Committee hearings, reports (e.g. these), floor votes, and maybe even a Governor’s signature. Here’s a…
Researching legislative history can sometimes require more than plowing through dusty hearing transcripts. Guides to legislative history and intent always suggest searching the secondary literature, e.g. newspaper and…
…can, however, online learn enough about criminal records searching to gain a fair amount of knowledge and judgment on when and how to hire a professional. (You can also learn…
…where or how he obtained permission to salvage old-growth timber from the Columbia River. However, the article does point out that sunken logs can be branded or labeled as the…
…alternatives. Private investigators and librarians who specialized in public and criminal records searching are excellent resources for database evaluations. (PI Buzz also has a series of articles about…
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