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…basic than understanding the budgeting process. Understanding how laws are made and how political parties operate are equally important, but if you don’t know how “public” money is raised, allocated,…

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…source documents for scanning. Such ORS sets didn’t exist so we set about the laborious process of compiling these – ORS page, replacement page, chapter, title, volume, and session by…

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…elections,“ by Emily Green, 3 Nov 2016 Street Roots: “The state’s process of electing judges is flawed, critics say, with the judicial system vulnerable to special interests.” [Link to other…

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…be more recognizable to all of our users. The first step in this process was to rename our branches located in the Dane and Milwaukee Courthouses from Legal Resource Centers…

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This a joint initiative of the Minnesota State Law Library and the Appellate Practice Section of the Minnesota State Bar Association. “New self-help clinic helps Minnesotans navigate appeals process,”…

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…updated if you want to track new Rules. *Codification is, in a knobby nutshell, the process of turning the session law, which is compiled chronologically and published in Oregon Laws,…

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…abiding lifelong intellectual curiosity about law, lawmaking, judicial process, legal rights, government, and politics.) Link to EBSCO and Fastcase, from the SOLL Legal Resources webpage: “1) EBSCO Legal Information Reference…

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…librarians understand the process of legal research, effectively develop and use the information located within their libraries, utilize information located outside their libraries, with the end goal of helping the…

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…during the legislative process. Sometimes multiple bills on a single topic are introduced in a legislative session. And don’t forget to search for Senate bills on this subject, e.g. “SB…

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