Oregon Legal Research Blog…Developing a Law Firm Social Media Policy I posted a little while ago on the related subject of blog Comment policies on public library websites ….
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Developing a Law Firm Social Media Policy
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Free Law Books Online: Findlaw and Nolo
…have access to this wonderful resource, Svengalis, “Legal Information Buyer’s Guide and Reference Manual”). But sometimes you don’t know exactly what you want or even if there are books on…
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Oregon Patent & Trademark Depository Leaving the Lewis & Clark (Boley) Law Library
…documents, public, and academic library communities are discussing options for hosting this library service elsewhere in the state. You can find other U.S. Patent & Trademark Resource Centers…
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“How to Die in Oregon” and “Hot Coffee, the Movie” (Documentaries)
…and availability information. In the fullness of time, public libraries will have these DVDs in their collections, but documentary and independent film distribution business models are different from…
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Who Owns the Road, the Street, the Highway?
…in the county (or city or state)? Imagine when there were no roads (how old are you!?), when there were only a few roads, when roads weren’t paved, when…
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Equal Protection: Library Closures Found to be Unlawful (U.K.)
…the high court on Wednesday when a judge ruled that the decision to axe services in Gloucestershire and Somerset was unlawful and should be quashed. In his judgment on…
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How to Find Free Digital Books (other than Amazon, Kindle, etc.)
…find that info. Your own Oregon public library may have a full-service subscription version you can use. Second: General web search engines will index the contents of many of these…
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Neighbor Law: Please Don’t Attack Your Neighbor
…not to live at the Aloha address, Martin said.” [ Link to full article.] We’re not all lucky enough to have awesome neighbors. Librarians, public and law, are asked legal…
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I’ve been charged with a crime in Oregon: What Happens Next?
Public law librarians hear this question a lot. In a perfect world, you would have an attorney who will answer the question to your satisfaction, but we don’t live…
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Books about Careers in the Law
…square brackets are to public library editions.] 1) “24 hours with 24 lawyers: profiles of traditional and non-traditional careers,” by Jasper Kim [2011] 2) “Careers for legal eagles & other…