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Library Card is Valid Voter ID (In Tennesee)
…voter ID law was under attack in that state as unconstitutional. The Tennessee Court of Appeals ruled that the law is constitutional. However, the more interesting part of the opinion…
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How to Vote for an Oregon Judge
…Judicial Department: Use links to Court of Appeals, Supreme Court, and to County Circuit Courts As the election draws near, you’ll want to look at these (and I’ll update this…
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Idaho Blogger Has No Absolute Right to Anonymity
You can read Judge Luster’s opinion at the Kootenai County, Idaho, District Court Opinions website: Tina Jacobson v. Doe, CV-12-3098 (7/10/12) (if direct link does not work, use the…
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Can a Strategically Crafted Website Trump a Lawsuit?
…example in the 3 Geeks post, that of Anita Sarkeesian, and Heather Peters, the California Small Claims Court litigant) Journalists, newspapers, and other days-of-yore print media have always use Publication…
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Washington State Legal Research (for non-Washingtonians)
…1) Washington State Bar Association 2) King County Bar Association (and the King County Law Library) 3) Washington State Law Help WASHINGTON STATE COURTS: Court websites sometimes have lots of…
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Public Records Requests and Locating Wills
…So, there may not be a public record that can help locate a missing will. If a will has been filed with the court after a person’s death, then it…
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How do I serve legal papers in Oregon?
…rights). For family law cases specifically, there are additional resources online. On their Family Law Self-Help page the Oregon Courts’ have a two-part Guide to Service. This will explain the…
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Jurors: Pay Attention to the Judge’s Instructions, or Land in Jail
From a 1/25/12, Law in the News link, we travel to this story from England: “Jurors: leave the information age—or go to jail,” by Peter Bright: Excerpt: “An English court…
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Libraries Prepare to Answer Civil Legal Questions in Times of Crisis (60 minute webinar)
…Questions in Times of Crisis” will be taught by 2 law librarian stars: Jenny Silbiger, State Law Librarian, Access to Justice Coordinator, Hawaii Supreme Court Law Library, and Joseph Lawson,…