Oregon Legal Research Blog“Law and Order, Then and Now: Animals and inanimate objects, including human corpses, put on trial,” from a March 2, 2012, Law Librarian Blog post, regarding: Animals on Trial:…
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Minimum Wage Law, 1967: An Oregon Legislative History Lesson
Visit the State Archives “Landmark Legislative Bills by Subject” website to find the following: “Oregon Minimum Wage Law Records 1967 HB 1340 Introduction The 1967 Legislative Assembly enacted House…
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Oregon Landlord-Tenant Law: When a Tenant Dies …. A Short Checklist
…terms: “Landlord and Tenant”, “Dead Bodies”, and “Death”). (Make sure you also check for laws enacted since the last ORS compilation.) 2) The Oregon Rental Housing Association and the Rental…
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How and Where to Find the “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act”
(Sometimes people call this 2009-2010 law the Health Care Reform Act, ObamaCare, the Affordable Health Care Act, etc.) Do you want the enrolled bill, the session law, a section…
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Name that Race Horse: Friday Fun for Lawyers and Law Librarians
What would you name a race horse, assuming the name would have to be a law-related, lawyer, or law librarian, or librarian name? I learned recently that I have…
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Law School Theory vs. Practical Skills, One More Time
“Law School Theory vs. Practical Skills, One More Time,” at the Law Librarian Blog (December 15, 2011 ), links to Yale Professor Stanley Fish’s response to David…
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Unauthorized Practice of Law in Oregon: Consumer Beware
The OSB Bulletin, May 2012 edition, has a good article on the unauthorized practice of law (UPL) in Oregon. (You can also find it from the OSB Bulletin archives,…
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Crowdsourcing 450 Law & Order Episode Outcomes
Hung jury, mistrial, death, not guilty, plea bargain, other? The Law Librarian Blog post: Guilty or Not Guilty, Stats on Law & Order Episodes, links you to Overthinking It,…
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Harris County (Texas) Law Library Celebrates 100 Years of Access to Justice
We love hearing about other excellent public law libraries that serve the legal community and the public decade after decade after decade …. The need never seems to end:…
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Law Books Can Be Beautiful (a long time ago, sadly)
The Yale Law Library Rare Books Blog post, Law Books Bright and Beautiful, links to their Flickr photo display. Hat tip to the Justia Law Librarian Blawg Search round-up….