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Tis the Season, Part Two – Food Law:If I hadn’t become a law librarian instead of practicing law after law school I imagine I might have practiced school, government,…

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…(and don’t forget the session law from even-numbered years, which are not included in the odd-numbered year ORS). 4) Read “Using Small Claims Court in Oregon,” by Janay Haas. 5) Talk…

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…The 100 Most Creative Moments in American Law, posted May 23rd, 2008 2) Ernie the Attorney: Know Your Brain, posted 5/29/08 3) Laura the Law Librarian: here (see Delgado article)…

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Who couldn’t use a book on Baseball Law? We sure could here in the Portland-metro area. A summary of what you’ll find in “The Little White Book of Baseball…

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For an interesting view of how complex copyright law has become, see the following, keeping in mind that Mark Twain’s Autobiography has this back-story, from the Mark Twain Papers…

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…way looking at art stimulates the artist in us all. I don’t know of any print LAW zines, though. Surely there is a place for a law zine, isn’t there?…

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