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Oregon Law: Law Commission, Paternity, Contracts, Ethics, and More
…At the WLR web site – At HeinOnline (available free through the WCCLS for card holders).– At your local law school or public law library.– On Lexis or Westlaw, sometimes…
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State Public Records Databases
Here is an easy to use, nicely laid out, compilation of state public records databases, from BRB Publications, which has lots of free stuff. It’s not free for them…
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New 2008 Disabled Parking Law: Wheelchair Users Only
…drivers who don’t need wheelchairs both enjoy unlimited free parking in on-street spaces reserved for the disabled. But in June, the Oregon Legislature passed Senate Bill 716 , which…
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The Exciting World of Library Law: Congressional Puzzles and Laptop Viewing Rights
…free public access to the annotated U.S. Constitution that is compiled by the Congressional Research Office (CRS)? This question is part of a larger ongoing battle to get all…
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Peanuts and the Law
…in the law (it’s also sufficiently entertaining to get one through the Eternal Dullness of a Jury Waiting Room). You can request a free print copy or subscribe online….
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$60 a Year for 75,000 (NYLI) Law eBooks?!!
Visit the New York Law Institute (NYLI) website for details about the service and the free trial, which would give you access to all NYLI electronic resources. Read the…
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Tyler Goes to Court to Avenge a Videogame-Controller Wrong: A Judicial Civics Lesson Coloring-Book
…a (PDF) narrative coloring book available to download for free. (Note: the PDF at the NCSC site is almost 8 MB. It can be optimized to under 4 MB if…