…Thursday Oregon voters can now check their voter registration status online. The Web site allows voters to ensure they are properly registered and they are slated to receive a ballot…
…read consumer law information on the web (e.g. LASO or FTC), and contact your state’s consumer law agency (often at the state’s attorney general’s office). And from creditors and debt…
…on their own laptop, Blackberry, MP3 player, or other hand-held devices. This newfound digital omnipresence means Web-enabled devices can complement – rather than supplant – local libraries, says Jim Rettig,…
…article seems not to have the “Just Got Swiped?” info-box that is in the print WW edition (or at least I can’t find it on their web site), but it…
…not really (unless you really want to). But you can learn a lot about these concepts in, uh, books about the law, and maybe even on the web….
…News About $4 Gas? Fewer Traffic Deaths and trend toward under 40,000? See also the Statistical Abstract. Web site tracks traffic fatalities, per Consumer Reports article: Saferoadmaps dot org…
…shall I go on?). Always turn on your crap detectors (e.g. try this How to Evaluate Legal Web Sites guide from the excellent Maryland People’s Law Library website). When…
…the invaluable skip tracing checklist, links, and class outline. Link to this web site to find these skip tracing documents, but if you want an excuse to visit Seattle for…
The online legislative history “minutes” heretofore* on the Oregon State Archives web page, courtesy of the Oregon State Legislature and the Legislative Administrative Committee, will henceforth* not be available…
…(and keep an eye out for this in the future:Oregon Ballot Measure Archive Project) 3) If you want another state’s legislative history: State Legislative History Guides on the Web)…
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