…libraries: Washington State has some excellent public law school libraries. (They have a few private ones as well, but start with the public ones.) 3) Don’t forget the Washington State…
We’re beginning to compile a list of free, online, legal formatting templates. NOTE: this is NOT a list of “fill in the blank” legal action-specific forms. These are very simple forms templates,…
…for any and all Oregon nonprofit questions. (Most Oregon public libraries have the handbook .) 2) If your nonprofit questions are about tax law, exempt status, incorporation, privacy,…
…libraries and Washington County public libraries ) and don’t forget L-net, the statewide online reference service ). 3) 211 Info , for locating Oregon (and…
public education program. Allows use of physical restraint or seclusion on student in public education program under specific circumstances. Describes procedures to be followed if physical restraint or seclusion is…
like My Space and Facebook” 2) “Skiptracing: Finding Business and Personal Information: Learn how to do skip tracing online using free, publicly-accessible databases” 3) They also have their public sleuthing…
…threatsLibelous commentsImages By choosing to comment you agree to these rules.” … (Link to full Social Software Policy.) More about Multnomah County Social Media policies in the public library and…
Lawyers use all sorts of non-legal research resources, including medical ones. As is the case with any specialized subject research, you need to develop a research strategy to make…
…reference book, “Encyclopedia of Associations“? Well, it’s online now (and has been for some time) and probably at your public library (e.g. through the WCCLS , though you…
…entity employees (e.g. public law librarians). If you want to read about the Law dot Gov Contest, and about law dot gov, visit the Law dot gov site at public…
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