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From BoleyBlogs, and not just for law students: How to Read a Case, and other first-year tips Excerpt from post: “… Law school holds many wonders, but first the…

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The Feb 2007 issue of the Lane County Law Library Newsletter is out. Learn about links to research resources on finding legislative history, administrative law, law journals, and legal…

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Subscribe to Oregon and U.S. court and case law e-summary services from the Willamette University Law School service: Willamette Law Online.  It’s a painless way to stay informed about…

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We all need a little bit of comic relief and today’s suggestion comes to you from the lawyers and law librarians behind: “Top 3 ‘Peeps in Law’ Entries” from…

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Some law books just look as if they’d be more fun to read than others: Law and Magic, by Christine A. Corcos “…Topics include alchemy in fifteenth-century England, a…

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