Oregon Legal Research Blog…Geek Love, indeed!) “Greenwood: Law Itself is the Killer Blockchain App,” posted on July 11, 2016 by legalinformatics, which links to this blog post: Law Itself is the Killer Blockchain App…
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CLEs: Oregon Legal Research and Adoption, Surrogacy and Assisted Reproduction Law
Oregon lawyers and law librarians teach Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs (for little or no remuneration). Two upcoming programs from NBI: 1) I’m teaching one unit of this Legal…
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Nonprofit News: Oregon State Bar Creates a Nonprofit Organizations Law Section (NOLS)
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) has approved a Nonprofit Organizations Law Section (NOLS) for OSB members, effective January 2012. The Nonprofit Organizations Law Section (NOLS) will support Oregon attorneys who…
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Theft of Intangibles, the Duh Factor, and Law Librarians
…maybe I should change my password”) then I may have probed a little bit (we try not to probe too much) and then referred him to consumer or criminal law…
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Grandparent Visitation Laws
The Oregonian published an interesting AP article describing grandparent visitation law and practice around the country. Oregonian (AP) story, “States’ grandparent visitation laws raise concern,” Nov. 5, 2011…
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Project Nanny Van (Open Law Lab)
…where nannies might be congregating, and provides them with resources about their legal rights — as well as other resources to empower them.” See more Open Law Lab ideas….
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Lawyer and Law Student Criminal (or unethical) Use of Lexis & Westlaw
From Law in the News: “Utah opinion notes “numerous” law students report employment is conditioned upon criminal misuse of free Wexis access“ Excerpt: “According to a recently released opinion…
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Animal Law: Thou Shall Not Covet Exotic Pets in Oregon (and beyond)
…to full article.) So, the next time you covet a cute critter, think LAW ($$ fines) and consider the GREEN (as in environment, sustainability, habitat) alternatives including VISITS (to the…
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“I can’t remotely use this law journal”: Technology (and reference interviewing) in the Law Library
…how reference desk-qualified you are. Those library staffers who don’t see both meanings need some retraining. “I can’t remotely use x law journal?” Speaking of seeing “both (all!) meanings,” don’t…
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Top Ten Most-Cited Law Review Articles Pre-Date the Web
…links at Gallagher Blogs. For even more summer reading, make sure you also read the article’s lists of the” Most-Cited Law Review Articles of Recent Years (Five Most-Cited Articles by…