…histories. I know because I’ve gotten calls from former legislators who need help finding legislative history documents. But don’t despair. Law and government documents librarians are happy to show them…
Congressional Documents on FDsys: the Basics, by Peggy Garvin, July 27, 2009 2) The Government Domain – Congressional Documents on FDsys: Advanced Techniques, by Peggy Garvin, January 23, 2010…
The Oregon Documents Depository Program is building a terrific new collection in their digital library: “Visit the State Library’s Voters’ Pamphlet Project page to browse or search…
Public Printer Bill Boarman has named Mary Alice Baish Assistant Public Printer, Superintendent of Documents, for the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO). A proud day for all law librarians!…
…of Oregon government information! Don’t forget the Citizen Engagement pages, which you can link to from the Oregon Legislature’s website. Many things to learn today: Types of Measures, a Glossary…
Wikipedia has a very helpful dot gov page that explains the process for the U.S., for other countries, and for lesser-included (so to speak) government entities such as…
…Oregon legislative hearing the other day and a legislator commented (quite rightly) on how confusing government is to many people (legislators and the rest of us). Those of us who…
…is: VanNatta v Oregon Government Ethics Commission (docket number S057570) and the decision will be posted at the Oregon Judicial Department website (also from here or here). 2) Many of…
“Law Firm Makes All of Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy Documents, Including Internal E-Mail, Available Online” (from InfoDocket, filed by Gary Price, May 1, 2012) InfoDocket is a data-full website, along…
…was done by someone with one foot in a long, long ago century and the other foot planted solidly in this 21st century: ENGLISH MEDIEVAL LEGAL DOCUMENTS: AD 600 –…
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