…Statutes at Large * U.S. Presidential Library * Federal Register (from 1936) * Legal Classics (from the HeinOnline page: “More than 1,000 works from some of the greatest legal minds…
…Research into the Oregon physician assisted suicide law (statute) can begin here and here and here but will continue in journals, newspapers, state and federal court cases, and beyond….
This post is primarily for reference purposes (mine!): One day, in about 8.17 months, someone’s going to ask for the names of these cases, “you now, those cocaine sentencing…
beSpacific links to three Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reports including the Impact of Unauthorized Immigrants on the Budgets of State and Local Governments….
This could be a Traffic Week post, but it’s a new week and time to move on. That said, it’s hard to let go of the steering wheel:…
…Clarence Thomas has been out publicizing his bestselling memoir, fellow conservative Antonin Scalia has been quietly writing a book of his own. But Scalia’s probably won’t be a chart-topper —…
…after coming under increased pressure from mainstream grocers that were selling more organic, natural and prepared fare. In May, Whole Foods said that staff members of the Federal Trade Commission…
Others of you who yesterday heard the Terry Gross interview with Mark Shapiro from the Center for Investigative Reporting and author of Exposed: the Toxic Chemistry of Everyday Products…
…the first free, full-text searchable database of Supreme Court and Federal Appellate case reports. It is a resource for attorneys, legal scholars, and the general public.” I’ve blogged before here…
…type of search in Yahoo news, Google news, etc. You can also set up news feeds, but that’s your call (and maybe the subject of another OLR post). VERY…
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