…also that few full-text documents are in OJIN. If you need copies of actual documents filed in a particular case, rather than just reading the docket entry, you would have…
Check out GPO’s MetaLib: “Welcome to MetaLib , a service of the Catalog of U.S. Government Publications! MetaLib is a federated search engine that searches multiple U.S. Federal…
Hat tip to Gallagher blogs, the ever vigilant and ever playful, law librarians at the University of Washington. “National County Government Month April is the cruellest month,” wrote T….
…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:…
…print in large law or government document libraries and usually, though not always easily, online. Some online Congressional research resources are fee-based databases and some are free. For example, see…
If you research local government law and haven’t yet explored the growing collection at the University of Oregon Scholars’ Bank, now is the time. The Cities collection is here…
…of those URLs have been saved to the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. These government, nonprofit, NGO, official document, and other URLs should be preserved in the Archive. If you build,…
My previous post, Ayyoub, Clackamas County (Oregon) Blogging Case, and SCRIBD, did not identify the documents that I uploaded to SCRIBD about this case. They are: 1) Judge Redman,…
…a dozen or more government documents. I would then challenge my students to identify and locate each of the documents. This is harder than you think, but very effective and…
Find free U.S. court opinions at the FDsys website. This is a pilot project and not yet fully populated, but take a look: FDsys homepage…
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