This was and still is an interesting report, for those so inclined, from the 2006 Public Commission on the Oregon Legislature: A Blueprint for a 21st Century Legislature,…
Consumer Reports and OnGuard both had useful laptop and computer security articles recently: From OnGuard: “Treat it like cash.” From Consumer Reports, a story on protecting yourself online….
…label for Shepardizing. When I’m speaking generically, I use “citator service.” To take the “Xerox” out of photocopy, or the “Kleenex” out of tissue, I would just refer to it…
The following Oregon law libraries have a selection of credit-worthy Continuing Legal Education (CLE) course materials available for members of the Oregon State Bar (OSB) and others who can…
…credit card company tricks, to retail store policies, to bad service, etc. Take a look at this hot list of consumer complaints at the Oregon AG Office of Consumer Affairs…
…records, etc. c) Official/recorded: County Clerks, for titles and related filings, Courthouses (if there was a case filed), credit reports, business records, etc. d) Contact a lawyer who can recommend…
…online, without a date!), or the so-called market reports saying “yesterday, the market ended up 13%” (what market, up from or to what?!). It’s meaningless, which listeners and readers know,…
…6) Don’t forget CRS reports: Members of Congress have still not made this database of reports public, but librarians and researchers have been trying to make up for this. See,…
…words: “The law is meant to belong to the people, but it can be surprisingly hard to find. Case reports, a major part of the laws of the United States,…
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