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…D “donut hole” of federal non-coverage.” Visit the OPDP website for more information or contact your own Oregon state representative or senator, who would also be able to tell you…

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…never committed a crime outside of a single county, in a single state, in the U.S. Even then, records migrate over time and it might be necessary to research print…

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from the President’s Task Force on Identity Theft released in April 2007. The strategic plan was the result of an unprecedented federal effort to formulate a comprehensive and fully coordinated…

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A new book out by a fellow law librarian: “What Good is Legislative History? Justice Scalia in the Federal Courts of Appeals,” By Joseph L. Gerken, Reference Librarian University…

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legal databases that allow thorough full-text searching of all state and federal law (though there are some low-cost ones and some state-specific ones, e.g. California has a free and searchable…

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