Oregon Legal Research BlogiLibrarian alerts us to this gem of a post from a Syracuse School of Information Studies: 61 Non-librarian Jobs for LIS grads For a bonus point, #62, read…
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62 Non-Librarian Jobs for LIS Grads
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Presidential Action on Access to Justice (Memorandum, 5/18/21)
…branch of government is equipped with its own law making tools (and rules) and avenues of creativity. You can research U.S. Presidential (or gubernatorial at the state level) actions, e.g….
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Free Tracking of Federal and 50-States Legislation
From Free Government Information (FGI) (and check out their blogroll): “Sunlight releases Scout to help track legislative/regulatory process” “Today, our pals at the Sunlight Foundation released Scout, a new…
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Justice Bedsworth and the Erratic Judges Tackle the English Language
…the Australian government to allow a snack food company to market their nut products as “nuckin futs.” Some of you—who inexplicably read the entire column while sober—may remember I was…
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Public Records Requests and Locating Wills
…any attempt to get access to a record of a government or public entity. In Oregon, state law provides a broad right of access to records generated by or for…
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Directory of Oregon Non-governmental “Policy” Organizations
…the Oregon Blue Book’s list of government organizations. This could be a good starting place for research that crosses organizational lines and could save you time compiling…
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Bizarre Holiday Laws
…In Provo, Utah, there is a city ordinance that restricts residents from using a snowball or any object that could be labeled as a “missile,” to inflict damage to other’s…
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How the U.S. Manages Domain Names Gone Wild
Let this be a lesson for us all: US Executive Branch Closure Crawl (from Free Government Information (FGI)) Toddle over to Federal Government Blogs for more websites….
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State Agency Databases Across the Fifty States
I was visiting the ever-enlightening FGI blog (Free Government Information) and came across a blog post about this treasure: State Agency Databases Across the Fifty States You can link…
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Neil Armstrong: A Moment of Silence, Please
…public buildings and grounds, at all military posts and naval stations, and on all naval vessels of the Federal Government in the District of Columbia and throughout the United States…