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How to Find State Law Comparisons, Surveys, and Compilations
research tips. Levitt & Davis, “ Internet Legal Research on a Budget: Free and Low-Cost Resources for Lawyers,” chapter 13, “State, Local, Territorial, and Tribal Law.” Uniform State Laws Model…
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HIPAA Omnibus Rule Compliance Checklists and Other Research Guides
easy word search if you are researching a new topic and want to explore the legal literature: libguides [subject] For example, try these in your favorite search engine: libguides hipaa…
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State of Oregon Law Library Research Guides
it’s worth a visit. Make sure you also check out its collection of legal history and research documents and information at the SOLL Research Guides webpage. Enjoy your explorations!…
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Hyperlinking, Newspapers Disappoint Us, and the Oregon National Guard
…ways to teach legal research, especially administrative and legislative research, was to hand out a copy of a newspaper article (on a current hot topic) where reporters would cite to…
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Missing Bodies and Death Declarations (with a side of road kill and zombie debt – oh my!)
…Legal Research and the Living so … full speed ahead. (Previous posts about road kill & zombie debt.) 1) Check your state laws, forms, and procedures first…
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Oregon Attorney General Opinions and Letters of Advice
Non-attorney Oregon legal researchers frequently overlook Oregon attorney-general opinions. Not every legal problem will require a search of attorney general opinions, but you don’t want to miss this research…
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UPL and Oregon’s New Public Law Library Employees
…dedicated to training new public law library employees on how to provide the best possible legal research assistance to their patrons. (Note: Do not confuse legal research assistance with legal…
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Book: Scalia and Garner on Judicial Persuasion
Good heavens, what next? A non-jurisprurient U.S. Supreme Court book that will possibly become a best-seller, at least among the wonkish: legal, political, librarian, and chattering all. Thanks to…
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Citing Unpublished Opinions and Copyrights & Legal Briefs
Legal Research Plus blog has had (at least) two very interesting posts this past week: 1) Writing the book on citing unpublished and non-precedential opinions , July 27, 2009,…