…to find out “when a particular law stopped being a law.” He has no further information other than the law involved something to do with corporate security and them not…
…to ask follow-up questions. However, from what the librarian sent us, there were two questions/directions for information and resources that we wanted to share. The first being how to find…
…County, the Juvenile Department handles the initial application for the request and then a judge makes the decision on whether to grant the request. The department has information about the…
…sister. In Oregon we have access to NOLO books online thanks to the State of Oregon Law Library. A public library may have information about a similar problem in another…
…also easy to update your contact information, e.g. address, name, etc. HOWEVER, note that it’s not so easy at that Secretary of State’s website to figure out how you can change…
…specifically asking if we have them. The short answer is, no. (If the answer you get is yes and you need the information for a client, please read on.) …
Public libraries can be an excellent starting place for researching small business matters and we have two in the metro area with not only excellent business book collections…
ALR will be on Westlaw ONLY, not Lexis, starting January 2008. An August 20th, 2007, Information Today article sums up what will happen and provides links to background…
The 2008 OSB Judicial Candidate Voting Guide is out. These are helpful, for voting now and for reference information later. It’s not always easy to find biographical information about…
…to documents that are official, authentic, and, when needed, current. Here is some information on that challenge …. “The First Anniversary of AALL’s National Summit on Authentication of Digital Legal…
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