…a 1997 House Joint Resolution, and an amendment to the Oregon Constitution (Article XI, Section 11). You can find the text on the Legislature’s website: 1997 House Joint Resolution 85,…
“Supreme Court of U.S. Will Launch More Mobile-Friendly Web Site of June 1st,” from Gary Price at InfoDocket….
…Law Librarian Blog, his May 15th blog post: “Now You See It, Now You Don’t, Part I: Free Legal Research Services on the Web“ From Greg Lamber’s 5/14/12, post at…
…in an article posted on the Special Library Association (Oregon Chapter) website: “The Portland Off-Library Project” The website was completed by students in a class on Web design and development…
…The other was from the Oregonian’s Brent Hunsberger March 12, 2012, article: “Fill-in-the-blank wills can be a little skimpy.” He used some web-based legal services and then solicited comments and…
These look like interesting jobs: Visit the Lewis & Clark Human Resources website for information about these positions (and others): “Faculty Legal Assistant — Provides advanced…
…find that info. Your own Oregon public library may have a full-service subscription version you can use. Second: General web search engines will index the contents of many of these…
The National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) has a webpage with “ Brochures for Older Consumers.” It’s an excellent list of resources. There is one brochure called INTERNET…
…offered by the worldwide web is impersonal, while libraries have librarians. When you walk in the door of your local public library, there is someone there who is ready to…
…online (at least in our lifetimes). You can also take the State Archives web tour! Combine your visit to the Archives with some other Salem…
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