Can a self-represented (pro se) litigant claim “attorneys fees?” For a discussion of the meaning of attorneys fees in the context of a pro se litigant’s public records lawsuit,…
…and surely not to be confused with d’oh , unless you use the Word incorrectly while speaking to a judge in a crowded courtroom). We’re not…
I just saw that the print edition of the National Law Journal has a cover story about 18 USC 1346: DOJ may rein in use of ‘honest services’ statute…
Liz alerts me to the Oregonlive Track a Bill service. For the average Jo(e), it sure is easier to use (though not more comprehensive) than the Legislature’s (official) bill…
…Caveat Emptor. I’ve been waiting for the perfect opportunity to use the very funny line of Tom McCarthy’s from his review of the Clancy Martin book, “How to Sell.” McCarthy’s…
…Library Law for their copyright law posts. 4) Always, always, start with the U.S. Copyright Office 5) Peter Hirtle’s Copyright Chart 6) Stanford University’s Copyright and Fair Use website…
…the United States. (a) … You can prove that you are a citizen or a national of the United States by giving us— ……d) What “United States” means. We use…
“Social director” used to be viewed as a job for the boss’s wife or a job for paid “social butterfly.” but the 21st century “social media” director has education,…
I like this: Publisher Confidential. Writers might find it useful too. It’s from the creators of Unshelved, who have been talking, and listening, to public librarians for a long…
Re: Oregon 2009 HB 3264 Oregon looks at tougher probation for lesser crimes, by Maxine Bernstein, The Oregonian, Sunday May 03, 2009: Excerpts: ‘Gov. Ted Kulongoski wants to use…
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