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Brace Yourself Bridget: While reading the latest issue of “Oregon Litigation & Arbitration Reports” from Jury Verdicts Northwest, I’m struck (no pun intended) yet again by the number of…

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Measure 37 appeal fast-tracked: The Oregon Supreme Court has fast-tracked the appeal from the Marian County, Judge James opinion. As of news reports today, the Supreme Court has…

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…opinions are in 338 Oregon Reports.) Many of the briefs for Li are online (ACLU web site among others), but not all of them. There are 6 public law libraries…

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…statewide. Sigh.) (By the way, Auditor or “accountability” reports at many levels of government are a great research resource.) These particular Massachusetts’ guidelines start off with this statement of their:…

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…hearings, and Congressional Research Service reports, among others. WCCLS library card holders can access HeinOnline remotely. The Washington County Law Library currently offers a couple eBooks that provide some information….

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Whew. The same week I’ve been thoroughly absorbed by the, what I can truly call thrilling, Harry Markopolos book, “No One Would Listen,” about Markopolos’ 8-year battle…

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…never been to the Ceramics Showcase (aka “pottery show”), GO! It’s an extraordinary all-volunteer effort. The potters have kept this amazing event free for many years, by their own…

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