Oregon Legal Research Blog…annoying. Will is a librarian, one of “my people.” Will has been for many of us in the public library world, a virtual (and literary) rock and mentor. I’ve survived,…
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Portland (Oregon) Off-Library Project: High Cool Factor
Portland Off-Library Project: 24 non-traditional libraries open to the public but not affiliated with any traditional educational or library institution. You can read more about the Portland Off-Library Project…
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Oregon History Nights: Beavers v. Ducks Sports Rivalries and Monroe Sweetland
I bet you don’t see those two subjects in the same sentence very often! The Oregon Encyclopedia (The OE), an online resource of Oregon history and culture, is partnering…
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Free College Courses Online
Dave Drager on Sep. 30th, 2010 (Thank you to iLibrarian , which always entertains and informs!) And don’t forget the learning and skills-testing through your public library databases….
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What is a Mental Health Court?
…two staff from the County Probation Services, an assistant district attorney, a public defender, a sheriff’s deputy, a program manager from a contracted non-profit mental health services agency and Kristin…
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“Bad Behavior” in the Law Library
…Policies like this one, which is not unlike other Oregon public library behavior policies out there. There are reasons we have these policies: 1) Committing or attempting to commit any…
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Finding Local Newspaper Articles in Oregon
3) Your own public library will have its own lists and guides of local and online resources. 4) Or, send your search request to the Oregon Libraries Network, aka L-net…
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Oregon Electronic Portal Advisory Board
…the public. The Board will advise the Governor on how the State of Oregon manages and operates its web portal services. For a number of years the State has provided…
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Verdict $5.2 million: Law Professor vs Legal Publisher (with a side of free legal research and Fastcase)
…legal academics.” 2) The law librarian view of events will come as no surprise: 3 Geeks and the Law Librarian Blog 3) On a more cheerful note, though I suspect…
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Researching Oregon Paternity Law and Determinations
Project has good information on Oregon paternity law and practice. 7) There are additional print and online research resources to consult, including cases and secondary materials. Visit a public law…