The following represents my opinion, from my perspective as an Oregon public law librarian: My previous posts on this subject are here and here and here. I’ve been reading,…
Read about the changes to the Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator program for people with “inadequate resources,” e.g. people without relatives or friends willing or able to serve as…
More from the Gallagher Law Library: Potentially Huge Changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program….
…public libraries around Oregon (and likely other states) also provide “language line” service to their patrons. I recently asked MCL if they still have the service and here was their…
and hours, employment discrimination, public benefits, immigration and workplace safety, elder law, estate planning, disability law, special education, or related topics, make Oregon Law Help one of your first stops…
…(librarians live a sheltered life, but one day you will appreciate us). (I won’t provide links to them all, so visit your local public library to find out more.) JSTOR…
1) There are excellent legal research guides and links at the Oregon Law Help website. Legal aid lawyers compile these materials and links to a wide range of…
…be directed to the Washington County Human Resources department. Feel free to spread the word – and for heaven’s sake, eat pie on Saturday. *But not this Oregon Legal Research…
…a Commenter compares the ease of the Bing feature with the difficulty of doing a similar search on Google: From Now On I’m Binging It (Lessig Blog, on Tumbler)…
Politwoops: “Deleted Doesn’t Mean Inaccessible: Search and Access Deleted Tweets By Politicians,” from the 4/29/13 LJ InfoDocket post by Gary Price. Internet Archive (Priceless Meanderings: Diamonds are Forever…
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