Our source for our most popular pocket U.S. Constitutions is having a sale: 100 for $30: http://www.nccs.net/ (the National Center for Constitutional Studies). (Constitution Day isn’t until September,…
In my law library we not infrequently refer people to state (or federal) regulators, whether the question is about professional licensing, premises inspections, or other service within the purview…
…some comic relief from Courtoons (thanks to Jim Calloway for the lead!). Now, full speed ahead: Once upon a time (pre-web days), one of my favorite…
For many of us, keeping on top of federal case law is a lower priority than tracking changes to our state’s laws. But we still like, and need, to…
…nationwide outbreak of salmonella illness…. … The action came after federal officials discovered this month that the company, Peanut Corporation of America, knowingly shipped products contaminated with salmonella 12 times…
…of you, but it doesn’t hurt to include the information on this blog too: 1) To order your free credit report (3 of them actually- stagger them to check your…
In case you were wondering about the 17th Amendment (from here): Amendment XVII The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each state, elected…
…dreamers and some of our small business dreamers manage to make their dreams come true. We also like dreamers who do their legal research. There are a lot of small…
From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: We came across this Oregon Department Human Services website, with a variety of legal links on the following topics: 1) Planning2) Power…
…(assuming the lawyer is familiar with “pardon law”), but the process does require the client to do a lot of homework and gather a lot of documentation. 2) Requesting a…
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