Law librarians teach law students and new lawyers that state and federal appellate court briefs are treasure troves, but they are not the easiest documents to search. For example,…
Librarians and lawyers are watching this U.S. Supreme Court case on copyright law: Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (11-697) You can link to filed documents from SCOTUS…
…article.] Case was in U.S. District Court of Oregon, Judge Hernandez. You can find documents from the case courtesy of Justia and the Citizen Media Law Project (and I’m sure in other places)….
…2006 and 2007. On de novo review, ORS 192.490(1); ORS 19.415(3) (2007),(1) we affirm, because the requested documents are public records and the sheriff failed to establish that the…
…(We’re also updating our NOT Online list so feel free to check that out. (That one is under N for NOT in that same documents list.)) Let us know if…
…about any search engine, for example, Google Scholar. (Make sure you click on Legal Documents if you want cases.) You can also use other free legal research online resources. Printz…
…legal documents. 2) Talk to a lawyer who is getting paid BIG bucks to fix the mistakes made by that “someone” in #1. You can (or may be able to)…
We try to keep our “HOW TO DISPOSE OF USED LAW BOOKS” guide up to date, through our own efforts and the kindness of strangers. You can also…
…filling out legal documents and advising clients on the expungement process. Contact the: Oregon Law Center, (503) 640-4115 (Note: This project has grant funding through June 2014, which may or…
“The paralegal profession has evolved significantly since its origin in the 1970s. While paralegals originally assisted attorneys in a secretarial capacity by formatting legal documents, they have since assumed…
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