Oregon Legal Research Blog…interested in the area of wrongful convictions. It encompasses the categories of popular media (such as newspaper articles and segments which aired on television news magazines), journal articles, books, reports,…
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Art and Artists and the Law
Law Generally Lots of books have been written on art law so check your local public library catalog. If you have a law library near you, especially a large public…
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Scam Victims: Would Education Help?
…phone to find out if the solicitation (!) was legitimate. Those “surveys” about how only 1 in 25 can name 3 members of the President’s Cabinet or even their own…
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Lock ’em up and throw away the key – A Book Reading
…reading from her book and answering questions at Powell’s City of Books, on Friday, June 1st, at 7:30 p.m. From Powell’s web site:“In this dramatic exposé of U.S. penitentiaries and…
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Frink & Lindquist: Prosecutors who read – and write
…book (“The King of Methlahem”) at Powell’s Books on Hawthorne, Thursday, May 31st, at 7:30 p.m.) Will the two prosecutors (one who reads widely and has a picture in his…
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Cops and Librarians: Two Views of Creative Punishment
…news lately – the Portland police officer who gives speeders a choice: a fine or another form of repentence/rehabilitation. And here’s one librarian’s view of punishment for overdue books….
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The “Determinator” Copyright Renewal Database
enable users to search copyright-renewal records for books published in the United States between 1923 and 1963, after which copyrights were automatically renewed by the 1976 Copyright Act. “…
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Insurance, Libraries, Lawyers, Public Records, and You
Interesting post at Library Law, re: Schwartz v. Berkeley Historical Society Excerpt: “I believe that plaintiff and his counsel were aware that our insurance-funded counsel would defend us so…
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Capiche the Niche?
Another posting at LexBlog that caught my eye (this one I know I linked to from Legal Underground!), titled, “Niche Legal Bloggers Could Threaten Legal Publishers.” I don’t…