Oregon Legal Research BlogGallagher Blogs reports on the migration of federal information from GPO Access to FDsys: “You might already be familiar with GPO Access, the website of the U.S. Government Printing…
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GPO Access Migration to FDsys
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Researching Oregon Paternity Law
…included in the ORS until after the next Legislative Session. For more information on Session Law vs. Codes, see this OLR Blog post .) See also: 1)…
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Phonies, Scammers, and Maybe Worse: False Sex Offender Accusation
…detectives are asking for the public’s help in finding the person or people responsible for illegally distributing a phony sex offender notification in the Cedar Hills area. Anyone with information…
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Handbags and Why Do They (Big Law Associates) Hate Us (Big Law)?
…, began as niche publishing outlets for salary information and legal gossip — but since have become genuine new media phenomena in their own right – to the chagrin of…
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Is an Oregon Constitutional Convention in your future?
…know more about this hearing: Hearing info, from the Legislature: (House Committee) Government Accountability and Information Technology Office: 453D Phone: 503-986-1755 Date: Monday-June 30Time: 10:00 A.M.Room: HR B Informational Meeting…
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Oregon Revised Statutes Copyright Dispute: The Copyright Comic Book (and a few more side dishes)
…See also, Ken Svengalis, Legal Information Buyer’s Guide & Information Manual, for a brief history of legal publishing (and much, much more). 4) You might be curious to know how…
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Stepparent Adoption in Oregon
…you use an online service, use this checklist to evaluate a legal information web site. But you will need much, much more to evaluate the quality of online legal services….
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Oregon Law Librarians (back) on TV: Topic: Family Law
…tuned.) Some of the legal information sites we talked about included: · OJD Family Law website · Legal Aid Services of Oregon · Oregon State Bar public information · Oregon…
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Beware when Lawyers “e-Discover”: Not Everyone is a Search Expert
…18, 2008), that keyword search of electronically stored information is a topic “clearly beyond the ken of a layman.” By a layman, he means any lawyer or judge who isn’t…
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Oregon e-waste Law: Recycling Electronics
…still don’t know where to turn,” said Judie Miller, who supervises Metro’s recycling information program. That will change when a new state law takes effect Jan. 1. House Bill 2626…