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…legal archives program at Manuscripts & Archives, Sterling Memorial Library. Oversees preservation and book repair operations of Law Library and works closely with Collections and Access Services staff on preservation-related…

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…to full opinion.] Note: Compiling an Oregon legislative history is a lengthy, complex research process and, unless you can get to the State Archives in person and read the bill…

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(You can see I’m clearing out my blog post rough drafts!) See Jim Calloway’s post: Security Issues of Carrying Digital Documents I also really like this, because going paperless…

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…Archives, Open Data Repositories – facilitate searching Web, Blogs, News, Video and obtaining alerts Open Source Research Archives and Portals Federated Search Blog Search and Social Media News Search News…

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OJD iForms is an easy way for self-represented litigants to produce court documents in a variety of case types including Family Law, Landlord/Tenant, and Small Claims. According to the…

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…laws need to researched at federal government websites, e.g. this one and this one. You can research the U.S. Code and the CFR (including Executive Orders) from this GPO website,…

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