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…how reference desk-qualified you are. Those library staffers who don’t see both meanings need some retraining. “I can’t remotely use x law journal?” Speaking of seeing “both (all!) meanings,” don’t…

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…Geek Love, indeed!) “Greenwood: Law Itself is the Killer Blockchain App,” posted on July 11, 2016 by legalinformatics, which links to this blog post: Law Itself is the Killer Blockchain App…

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Oregon lawyers and law librarians teach Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs (for little or no remuneration). Two upcoming programs from NBI: 1) I’m teaching one unit of this Legal…

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Permanent and temporary law librarian positions with U.S. Court Libraries in Portland, Seattle, and Pasadena. For more information, link to the Ninth Circuit Library System’s employment page….

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…the meantime, on to Peanuts and the Law which I read about during my jury service (waiting, waiting, and more waiting – can’t they speed it up a bit? But…

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You have to love chefs who also know something about how laws are made and are willing to speak out. It makes my little law librarian heart all…

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