…(MBA) Judicial Profiles, your local law or public library, or legal advocacy groups. Law school libraries usually have additional print and online resources with judicial biographical information. (Law students use…
…online, at the ERB website. 5) The ERB has a library in Salem, which has copies of this reporter available. It is open to the public and contains all decisions…
…You Paid For post is Use What You Paid For. Visit your public library’s web page and look at the databases you have free access to and that would cost…
Many lawyers, law professors, and judges have to talk to the press (print and online news writers and reporters) at some time in their careers. Sometimes reporters just…
…free public access to the annotated U.S. Constitution that is compiled by the Congressional Research Office (CRS)? This question is part of a larger ongoing battle to get all…
We were recently asked about finding previous versions of the Oregon Administrative Rules and the Oregon Bulletin. The Oregon Administrative Rules Compilation is an annual online publication containing complete…
…reason some judicial opinions are so long. (New legal researchers also don’t know that one needs to verify any legal history by reading the cases and statutes cited by the…
…who are America’s judges. The MBA invites the public to meet one of these dedicated public servants, Multnomah County Presiding Judge Steven Bushong, to hear him speak about the Rule…
Consumer Reports May 2016 article free online, but if not, the official, full-text version is behind a firewall. Check with your local library. Many public libraries have databases that offer the…
…Oregon City Public Library This program is FREE and open to all members of the public, in addition to attorneys and other legal professionals. Esteemed speakers: The Honorable Karen…
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