Oregon Legal Research BlogDon’t say I didn’t warn you – in July 2008, more than 1,500 law librarians (and families) will be arriving in Portland for the annual conference of the American…
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The Law of Oregon Crowdfunding and Raising Money on the Internet CLE (1 credit)
…crowdfunding, the risks of using crowdfunding sources, and what we know (and still don’t know) about the SEC regulations.” Speakers are from Immix Law Group. Cost: $22 for CILS…
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Researching California Law from Afar
…public law librarian: Council of California County Law Libraries (see especially their Self-Help and Legal Links) 2) California Courts (including a free, fully-searchable database of CA cases from 1850 to…
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Oregon Public Records Law Disclosure and Email
…RECORDS LAW DISCLOSURE This e-mail is a public record of the City of xxx and is subject to public disclosure unless exempt from disclosure under Oregon Public Records Law….
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Comics and the Law: Emerald City Comicon 2014
From Gallagher Blogs: “The Law of Comics – this weekend near you! Calling all geeks! Emerald City Comicon is here this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and they’re not only…
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A Digital Black’s Law Dictionary
Also from a Stark County Law Library blog post, here’s the (new) legal writer blog with a link to a digital Black’s Law Dictionary….
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Stephen Elias Dies: Hero to Self-Represented Litigants and Public Law Librarians
Stephen Elias, lawyer to the people, died last month. You can read an obituary at the Nolo website and a Nolo blog. Law librarians knew Stephen as a mentor,…
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Measure 37 and Home Rule: Oregon Law Review Article
The current issue of the Oregon Law Review, vol. 85, 2007, has an article (Comment) by Sarah Burgundy on Measure 37, “Charming the Eight-Hundred-Pound Gorilla: How Reconsideration of Home…