…measures for its driver’s licenses, or the federal government could refuse to recognize Oregon IDs for things like boarding a plane. That’s according to a report from Oregon’s Driver and…
Now that WWDTM (Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me) has included this case in their radio quiz program, maybe I should catch up on blogging about it – especially…
The Willamette Law School’s “United States Supreme Court News: Willamette Law Online” service, with case summaries and law updates, tells us about this latest U.S. Supreme Court decision:…
…Answer Book, 3rd ed., by David A. Pratt 5 ) The Legal Impact of Medicare and Medicaid: Leading Lawyers on the Role of State and Federal Agencies, Effective Compliance Programs,…
In addition to Laura’s most recent post on leaving children home alone, June 15, 2009, and our newly updated Kids Home Alone in Oregon legal research guide, here are…
Visit SCOTUS blog for a report and links: New Policy on Tapes Release In Oregon, CD’s of the Oregon Supreme and Appellate Courts’ oral arguments are usually available…
Another blog-media lawsuit: “Beaverton Grace Bible Church v. Smith,” from the Citizen Media Law Project, July 10, 2012, includes a copy of the complaint and other court documents….
When Private Investigators (like PI Buzz), Genealogists, and iLibrarians collaborate, Information Magic happens. For example: PI Buzz’s Private Investigator Research Links from August 2012 include this: Places for Finding…
…we have so many better, bigger, free sources of the same information (see sidebar), some of which also have search engines. You can’t do legal research without a search engine, among…
…5, Episode 3.) If you want to conduct a thorough literature search of the topic Election by Lottery or Lottery Voting, you’ll need legal, political science, history, and other indexes…
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