Oregon Legal Research BlogState law school law reviews often ignore their own state’s laws and it drives me crazy. I can’t count the number of times an attorney has asked for an…
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Oregon and the Uniform Collaborative Law Act
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Books about Careers in the Law
It’s that time of year when high school and college students start asking questions about “careers in the law.” There is a lot of “recommended reading” at law school…
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Oregon Consumer Law: Parking Tickets, Tax Collectors, Weekend Tow Jobs, and a “Notice of Tort Claim” Appeal
There are excellent consumer law websites all over the web, but sometimes you just need the local touch and a local story. This is because a lot of…
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Landlord-Tenant Law Guide (from the Law Library of Congress)
Just because landlord-tenant law is state-specific and local law for most of us mere mortals doesn’t mean there aren’t some excellent treatises and resources on the subject for those…
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East Multnomah County Justice Center and Public Law Libraries
…again about the need for “satellite” law libraries. I’m not talking about anything extravagant, though in this world of expensive remote access legal databases, database license costs could give…
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Librarians: State and County Law Libraries: Funding and Governance DRAFT Grid
let me know: Washington County (Oregon) Law Library, About County Law Libraries, and click on “1) DRAFT ….” You can add a Comment to this blog post or…
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“Free and Online” is not Quite the Same as “Equal Access to Justice”
Lewis & Clark Law School Library’s “Law in the News” roundup, brings us this story: “Law Libraries Struggle with More Patrons, Less Funding,” by Jose Pagliery, Daily Business Review,…
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Ask a Journalist Today: What is “Title 42”?
…librarian or a paralegal. You can find trained and experienced law librarians in law schools, public law libraries, law firms, paralegal program libraries, and maybe even among your colleagues….
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Oregon Dogs: Therapy, Assistance, and Companion Dogs
…Oregonlive Pet blog 3) Nolo Press Dog Law (lots of libraries have a copy of this book)4) Lewis & Clark Center for Animal Law Studies (see, especially, Resources)5) History of…
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Oregon Law Librarians (back) on TV: Topic: Family Law
Council of County Law Libraries (OCCLL) Directory Legally Speaking is a call-in cable public-access TV show that airs live on the 4th Thursday of each month, out of the TVCTV…