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…City Main Library and Tigard Public Library, once each month. The law librarian can help find legal resources and documents, as well as assist in using online legal research tools…

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Visit the Attorney General’s Public Records Law Reform Task Force for meeting Agendas, Minutes, and related documents: “On October 23, 2015, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced the formation…

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…owns the law? Technology reignites the war over just how public documents should be,” by Victor Li, ABA Journal, June 1, 2014. And this related news: “Fastcase Cofounder Phil Rosenthal…

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…cited in documents to the case docket, accessible through their online case management/filing system and PACER. From 2008 through 2015 the Ninth Circuit Library created and maintained an online collection…

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…plenty of public-record court documents that appear on the very expensive court records databases, for purchase if you have the money, and way ahead of them being accessible publicly, even…

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…and other legal researchers including some from abroad who emailed me in their searches for elusive Oregon legal documents. The outreach was good for the Washington County Law Library in…

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…news, etc. Unless of course you want YESTERDAY’S forms, instructions, etc. And sometimes one does want yesterday’s documents.) We blog about lot of free and low cost legal research databases,…

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…topics. The courts also have a Family Law Assistance Program. They can inform parties of court processes and available court forms, review documents, and provide information about other resources and…

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