…a few websites with information and resources on leaving children home alone and child care: 1) “Babysitting Basics” class from the Oregon Red Cross: “Designed for youth ages 8 to…
…“Circuit Court Websites”). OJD also provides these instructions for finding copies of court records or information on court cases. Note, your court records may be in the court’s archives or…
…Records and Meetings Manual is available for viewing and purchase. (The last edition was published in 2011.) Please visit the ODOJ website for information on downloading and ordering options….
…our most sensitive, private, and important information to technology companies like Google, Facebook, and Verizon. Collectively, these companies are privy to the conversations, photos, social connections, and location data of…
…dodging ice chunks, you carefully observe and record information from comets. Not only is it a fun game, but you also learn a lot about comets in the process. It…
Please add Retraction Watch to the list at my April 2, 2020, post: How to Evaluate Covid-19 Resources: the Good, Bad, Puzzling, Outdated, Rumor, Un/Official, and the Profiteering…
…affidavit forms and information: 1) Check with the applicable circuit court’s website for the form and/or information on filing a small-estate affidavit. Our circuit court does not offer a small…
If one, or more, of these posts at LawSites doesn’t rock your lawyer or law librarian world, you might want to rethink your career choice: ‘Hackcess’ Winners to…
…Washington County Developmental Disability Program offers a number of useful agency links on their website. 3) Lifespan Respite, from the Oregon DHS, provides information for families and providers about caring…
…are? Find background information and links to supporting documents in the 2012 article “Why States Should Adopt UELMA,” By Judy Janes, UC Davis Mabie Law Library Director. Excerpt: “…. Ensuring…
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