Oregon Legal Research BlogFrom the Law Librarian Blog (2): SCOTUS Style Manual Available for Purchase Excerpt: “In Supreme Court’s Style Manual is Private No More, Tony Mauro reports that the US…
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SCOTUS-Style Manual Available for Purchase
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2016 Oregon Archives Crawl, October 8th
Every legal researcher needs archived, historic or just plain out of print documents once in a while. Oregon has you covered. If you’re a crypto or an avowed historian,…
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Online and/or Remote Access to Oregon Court Documents
…also that few full-text documents are in OJIN. If you need copies of actual documents filed in a particular case, rather than just reading the docket entry, you would have…
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It’s National County Government (and Poetry) Month
Hat tip to Gallagher blogs, the ever vigilant and ever playful, law librarians at the University of Washington. “National County Government Month April is the cruellest month,” wrote T….
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Lifespan of CDs (NPR): How long do CDs last?
Surprise!: It depends…, but please do not make any assumptions that your kids will be able to view those documents or photos on your CDs (or DVDs) or other…
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The Naughtiness of Zeros and Ones: Print AND Digital, not VERSUS
…Media interview with Brewster Kahle: “ An Internet Archivist Recommits to Books,” June 10, 2011: “Entrepreneur, philanthropist and digital librarian Brewster Kahle: ‘ … And then the…
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Oregon Appellate Court Briefs: Filing to Access Timeline Update
Lawyers in large law firms usually have databases, couriers, professional law librarians and money to help them locate full-text copies of court documents quickly. What are mere mortals to…
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Guidelines on Public Rights of Access to Judicial Proceedings and Records (Mass.)
…statewide. Sigh.) (By the way, Auditor or “accountability” reports at many levels of government are a great research resource.) These particular Massachusetts’ guidelines start off with this statement of their:…
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Link Rot (404 File Not Found) Symposium: When a Problem Rises to “Symposium” Level, Brace Yourself
…by legal professionals that once something is published (in whatever form) that it should be static. Presentations and panel on “Whose problem is this?” with members from academia, government, the…
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Oregon Administrative Rules, OAR Bulletin, and the Oregon Documents Repository
…Oregon Documents Repository NOTE: The print OAR Bulletin ceased publication at the end of 2009. Archives does maintain the original filings and users can request copies of specific sections through…